The phrase "a relocation subsidy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial assistance provided to individuals or families to help cover the costs associated with moving to a new location, often for work-related reasons.
Example: "The company offers a relocation subsidy to help new employees cover their moving expenses."
Alternatives: "moving allowance" or "relocation assistance".
After leaving office, Bush took a lucrative board position with one company that had received a headquarters relocation subsidy package and a favorable land purchase from the state while he was governor.
Business relocation subsidies are a crazy, useless program embraced equally by both parties.
The UK's National Teaching Service is offering relocation subsidies of up to £10,000, which is a great start, but other potentially persuasive benefits, such as allowances for travelling home and retention renumeration for staying beyond the three-year programme, aren't included.
They are people who cannot afford homes in the new town, even with government relocation subsidies.
The policy implications are that governments could adopt pro-growth inequality-reducing policies using targeted infrastructural investments, relocation subsidies, or income redistribution mechanisms.
Politicians like to wave their hands and talk about job retraining or relocation subsidies, and maybe those are the best we can do, but their track record isn't great.
The net effect in baseball is the same as it is in every other industry: Relocation subsidies, when everyone is playing the game, do nothing to substantially affect the location of jobs and businesses, but rather just transfer taxpayer money to business owners and workers.
Since the ACA is a federal law imposing rules on health plans operating at the state and local levels, it added several other triggers, including the loss of one's job and therefore employer-paid coverage, a change in income that might qualify someone for Obamacare subsidies, or a relocation from one state to another.
As a result, the country's most competitive urban industries are systematically fragmented, wages are bid down and public resources for essential services like education are used to pay for business-relocation subsidies.
It involves a relocation".
