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Mercer’s Quality of Living Ranking covers over 230 prevalent destinations for globally mobile talent and are based on our Quality of Living Survey.

Mercer announced the results of an extensive study that examines the needs of workers in the world’s fastest-growing cities across four key factors – human, health, money and work.

Now in its 10th year the Melbourne Mercer Global Pension Index reveals who is the most and least prepared for tomorrow’s ageing world.

Mercer agreed to acquire Mettl, a leader in cloud-based technology and data sciences-driven talent assessments, based in India.

Mumbai ranks 55th globally in the overall cost of living for expat employeesand remains the most expensive city in India followed by Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata and Bengaluru.

Hyderabad and Pune score highly among Indian cities on Mercer’s 20th Quality of Living ranking