International status is the status of
A) every expatriate employee.
B) third-country nationals.
C) employees of international organizations.
D) the IC employee who is receiving all applicable allowances and bonuses for the place of residence and employment.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

International status entitles the expatriate employee to all the allowances and bonuses applicable to the place of residence and employment. Merely being from another country does not automatically qualify an employee for all the benefits we have mentioned. Sometimes firms promote host-country employees to international status even without transferring them abroad. Thus, international status means being paid some or all of the allowances and bonuses we have discussed, and there can be other sorts of payments as individual circumstances and people's imaginations combine to create them.

International Status Is the Status of