WHY PARTNERJOB EXPLORER™ IS AN ESSENTIAL JOB SEARCH TOOL
NetExpat Account • September 11, 2019
Searching for jobs online can be a daunting task, and even more so when that search begins in a new country. This is where NetExpat’s PartnerJob Explorer™ comes in. A powerful online job search tool, the PartnerJob Explorer™ is a single platform designed specifically for relocating partners that brings together job search results from over 56,000 sites worldwide and is available in five languages. This means that within a single site, partners can access 250 million job postings all with just a few clicks. Searches can be narrowed down to language, industry, function or specialized roles, and the ability to save search criteria makes it easy to return and pick up where you left off. The PartnerJob Explorer™ is available to all relocating partners participating in a NetExpat Career Support Program.
PartnerJob Explorer™ is redefining the job search for relocating partners
At the Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM) Americas EMMAs (Expatriate Management & Mobility Awards) 2019, held in Singapore in September, NetExpat was awarded Best Employee Benefits & Family Support of the Year.
NetExpat has clearly demonstrated its commitment to the assignee experience. Support for partners should never be underestimated, so the creation of the ‘PartnerJob Explorer’ is a great innovation.Judges Panel, FEM APAC Summit 2019
The same great tool is now even better!
The newly launched PartnerJob Explorer™ 4.0 is the same trusted tool but with some amazing new features. An improved user-friendly layout with real-time filters and easy access to support makes the site a personal and essential part of any relocating partner’s job search. Results from 150 new job search sites in 54 countries worldwide means more efficient and better results than ever before.
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This blog post offers a glimpse into the exclusive content available to members of the NetExpat Community —designed specifically for the partners and spouses of transferees. From curated resources to peer-driven insights, this sample reflects the kind of meaningful support that helps partners/spouses feel seen, connected, and empowered.

Gabi brings a thoughtful, human‑centered approach to her work at NetExpat, shaped by a background in intercultural communication and international collaboration. With a strong belief that cultural competence is built through awareness, adaptability, and reflection, she designs practical, evidence‑based learning experiences that help people navigate complexity with confidence. Passionate about how adults learn and change, Gabi is motivated by creating solutions that make a real difference in how individuals and organisations work, connect, and thrive across cultures.

Sam combines a bilingual, multicultural upbringing with deep global mobility experience. Born in Belgium to a British father and Belgian mother, she began her career in education—later moving into consultancy and, in 2003, into international mobility. At NetExpat since 2009, Sam blends operational excellence with advisory insight, working directly with clients and assignees to design people‑centered solutions. She thrives on building trusted relationships across cultures and supporting family wellbeing, partner careers, and sustainable assignments. Her practical, empathetic approach turns complex mobility challenges into positive outcomes for organizations and the people they move.

For nearly a decade, the Relocating Family Support Survey —developed in partnership between NetExpat and EY—has served as the industry’s most comprehensive benchmark on the experience of relocating partners and families. Since its launch in 2018, the survey has captured insights from more than 4,400 participants worldwide, helping organizations understand the realities facing globally mobile families and the policies that most effectively support them. The 2026 edition builds on this foundation with input from over 340 respondents across 50 countries, offering a timely view into how mobility expectations, workforce demographics, and business priorities continue to evolve.

International relocations are a big adjustment for employees, but they can be an even bigger adjustment for their accompanying spouses or partners. This is especially true if they were a part of a dual income household in their country of origin. While organizations often focus on logistical support for the employee, the success of an international assignment hinges equally on the well-being of the entire family. If a relocating partner struggles to integrate, it can have negative impacts on the partner’s state of mind, the couple’s relationship, the employee’s ability to focus on their new role, and both assignment and organizational objectives.








