In this episode of Global Mobility Talks, we unpack the origins of the Global Mobility Impact Report (GMIR) — and why global mobility must be analyzed with the same depth and rigor applied to sustainability.
We explore how mobility is not merely an HR function, but a complex economic, political, technological, and social infrastructure challenge. Managed well, it fuels innovation and equitable growth; managed poorly, it creates exploitation and instability. The GMIR was built to illuminate these patterns and give organizations a roadmap for responsible, future-ready mobility.
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In this episode of Global Mobility Talks, part of our special series on the Global Labor Mobility Directive, we explore how technology and remote work are reshaping cross-border labor mobility. Are Zoom, cloud platforms, and digital nomad visas replacing traditional migration — or expanding it?
Professor Gadi Ravid and Attorney Tzvika Kan-Tor break down the rise of hybrid mobility, the legal and tax challenges facing employers, and the policies governments must adopt to keep pace with a world where people can work from anywhere.
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In this episode of Global Mobility Talks, part of our special series on the Global Labor Mobility Directive, we explore one of the most urgent demographic challenges of our time: the global decline in birth rates. What happens to a society when its workforce shrinks — and how can labor mobility help countries remain resilient, innovative, and sustainable?
Join Zvika Kan-Tor and Professor Gadi Ravid as they unpack the legal, economic, and human dimensions of this trend, and discuss why managed migration is becoming essential for the future of work and society.
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