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In today’s market, people make the difference between success and failure. As your organisation grows, getting the right people in the right place when you need them is what gives you competitive advantage.

Our global mobility team advises many of the world’s largest global employers — as well as those just venturing into their first foreign country.

Our performance and reward professionals help you design compensation programmes and equity incentives that really engage your key people. We help you meet your executive tax compliance obligations, stay on top of regulatory change, manage your global talent effectively and improve your function’s strategic alignment.

Let us help your organisation achieve its potential by turning complexity into competitive advantage.

It’s how Ernst & Young makes a difference.

2009 Executive and board remuneration report

While businesses the world over look for strong leadership to withstand the economic downturn, executive pay has attracted greater scrutiny than ever in recent months. The summary of Ernst & Young Australia's annual analysis of executive and board remuneration practices (pdf, 637kb) of ASX 200 companies highlights key issues companies need to be aware of in structuring and commercially positioning their remuneration approach in today’s economic climate.

The human element of economic turbulence: cost reduction

With a severe economic slowdown in the global economy, cost reduction efforts are taking on increased importance for companies seeking to maintain profitability and remain competitive. Download the new thought leadership (pdf, 712kb) from Ernst & Young's Human Capital professionals.

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