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Asian Countries Continue Fight to Retain "Return Homers"

SINGAPORE, June 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --

Singapore leads Asian countries for relocation

The fifth Global Professionals on the Move Report from Hydrogen Group, a leading global recruitment company, has found that the number of people willing to work abroad has doubled over five years (16% in 2010 to 35% in 2014), and 40% believe that there are no barriers to moving abroad.

In key Asian markets such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore, governments have tightened controls in job markets to favour home-grown talent rather than overseas executives - this favours the "return homers" - those returning home after an international opportunity. Companies and countries are recognising the value of this hybrid solution to talent shortages, looking to retain these nationals with international experience to help develop local economies and stem the over-reliance on expatriates.

Key findings:

Singapore remains the top destination in Asia to relocate to, followed by Hong Kong and China

The percentage of people who want to work abroad has more than doubled from 16% (2010) to 35% (2014)

27% surveyed were 'return homers', 34% of Asian return homers were female, and 82% were aged between 31 and 50

40% working abroad said there were no barriers to moving abroad, compared to 0% in 2010

Only 17% of people working abroad in 2014 have a professional qualification over and above a degree compared to 30% in 2010.

98% of Asian respondents would work abroad again

48% of respondents were likely to move on to a new country rather than return home - this figure compared to 38% five years ago.

Simon Walker, Hydrogen Group COO, APAC, said: "We now have a worldwide talent pool to draw candidates from. The return homers are of particular interest in Asia, where countries are legislating to ensure their local talent is developed, retained and attracted back."

The report was compiled alongside ESCP Europe with 2,444 respondents from across industries in 99 countries. To access the report: http://bit.ly/1lOx2w1

About Hydrogen Group

Hydrogen is a global recruiter solving the talent shortages of some of the world's leading organisations. We make it our business to understand our clients and their markets, advising them on their resourcing needs, whether for a highly specialised role or to meet large-scale requirements arising from a project within their business.


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