Where to move? The 2014 United Van Lines’ Annual Migration Study
After a big shakeup last year of the top inbound states, this year’s United Van Lines’ Annual Migration Study remains largely the
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Looking Ahead: Three issues affecting corporate relocation in 2015
Recognizing changes in an industry, and subsequently adapting to them, is critical for any company. And being in business as long as
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When Mother Nature Crashes Your Move: How to handle winter weather
Some things you have control over during your move, but unfortunately, the weather is not one of them, especially during the winter
Now Departing: How to identify the right employee for an international assignment
International assignments can be a win-win for businesses and employees. Businesses can enhance a foreign office with a particular employee’s expertise, and
Are You Ready? How to Prepare Global Employees for International Crises
Few things are likely to make an international HR manager panic more than a potential global pandemic, similar to the recent Ebola
Updating your relocation policy: How to conduct a relocation audit
Does your company have a relocation policy? You should, 87 percent of companies do. But when was the last time you looked
What to know before you move: Items we can’t transport
We’re here to help your move go as smoothly as possible and to ensure that your items make it safely to your
Helping New Hires Get the Most of Out of a Move
The saying “a little effort goes a long way” is true in many facets of life and the workplace is no exception.
The future of moving: Container shipping and storage
Our customers’ expectations are simple – they expect their belongings to get from their old home to their new home, quickly, safely
What to Do When a New Employee Resigns: Getting reimbursed for relocation expenses
Nobody expects a new hire to quit, but unfortunately, it’s a reality all HR managers face at some point in their careers.