HR policy makers need to keep abreast of growing economies to expand their operations and take advantage of the myriad opportunities these markets offer. Whereas, starting ten years ago, focus turned to the "BRIC" nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China, the focus has broadened more recently to embrace not only those countries but also Indonesia, Mexico and Turkey. This group of accelerating economies is now often referred to as the "Emerging Seven" or "E7" nations.
Understanding the key predictors of growth and challenges for these seven nations will help HR managers to stay competitive and to leverage their companies' human capital effectively in a volatile economic environment. Mercer's new report, HR Environment in the E7 Countries, offers a detailed outlook on the compensation and benefit trends in these countries. This report provides insights into the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats for the E7 compared to the G7 countries of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Why should you care? Because experts predict that the combined wealth of the E7 will overtake that of the G7 soon – estimates vary from 2020 to 2032. If your multinational company is not active in the E7 already, it should be.
This report helps HR professionals to:
- Analyse country-specific economic environments in the E7counties
- Compare compensation costs and economic prospects between the
E7 and G7 countries
- Compare benefit practices among the E7 countries
This report contains essential, difficult–to–find information on the business landscape of the E7 nations that can help you make informed tactical decisions aligned with your global workforce strategy.
Coverage
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Armenia
- Brazil
- China
- India
- Indonesia
- Mexico
- Russia
- Turkey
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