The phrase "a relocation package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or financial assistance provided to an employee who is moving to a new location for work.
Example: "The company offered me a generous relocation package to help cover my moving expenses and temporary housing costs."
Alternatives: "moving allowance" or "relocation assistance".
The buffaloes that come as part of a relocation package die of disease.
It contains incentives such as higher-than-average salaries (in the region), a relocation package and a car lease scheme.
At a Welsh Women's Aid violence against women conference, police said a "relocation package" was put together after the abuse she received.
The city will pay Rockrose about $160 million, according to real estate executives, and provide a relocation package for the residents living in the building's 435 apartments.
The American banker – who will also receive a relocation package to move to the UK – has told staff that he hopes to improve the behaviour of bankers.
Others transferred to G.M. plants in other states, but of those who did, only 280 chose a relocation package that allowed them to automatically transfer back to Spring Hill when the plant reopened.
While working at a major health care company, I recruited several senior scientists who chose to trade off a taxable sign-on bonus for a better relocation package.
Staff will also be offered a standard relocation package, which includes £3,000 for "carpets and curtains" as well as the payment of professional fees.
A generous relocation package is one way to begin winning your loyalty and trust.
They had learned what our policies were, talked with their accountants, and determined that, after taxes, they would be better off in the end with a better relocation package than they would be with the signing bonus.
Ask the company's HR department whether they have a standard relocation package.
