Part 1 (June 2022): Feedback from Global Mobility Professionals reflects employer views and experiences during an important period of change. It attracted responses from 128 participants from over 64 private and public sector organisations, employing almost 4.5 million people.

The Permits Foundation Brexit Survey looks at the impact of Brexit on EU citizen employees, with a focus on family members during the transition phase and beyond. It was completed by HR and mobility managers in 74 companies, research institutes and universities in the UK. The report includes several policy recommendations to the UK Home Office.

This survey of 1,063 expatriate employees was created in response to a review of the Tier 2 visa route by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) as part of a government drive to reduce immigration levels. To read all of our respondent comments, please click here.

Permits Foundation surveyed over 177 leading global organisations (employing almost 7.5 million people between them) to look at the challenge of dual careers and its potential impact on business success, with some very compelling findings.

This survey examines the views of 3,300 expatriate spouses and partners, of 122 nationalities, currently accompanying international employees working in 117 host countries for over 200 employers (in both the private and public sector). The survey results provide evidence that a lack of spouse or partner employment opportunities adversely affects global mobility of highly-skilled international employees. A summary of the survey can be accessed below. The full survey report is available here.