'employee relocation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You may use it when you need to refer to the relocation of an employee from one work site to another. For example, "The company's new employee relocation policy will go into effect on October 1st."
As part of its efforts, Liz Claiborne has taken steps like employee relocation and helping law enforcement officials track down a missing employee.
There are 75,000 corporate units around the country, but in the summer, peak season for employee relocation and the arrival of trainees, that number temporarily escalates to 100,000.
Separately, he also took out more than $14 million in loans from the company, under an employee relocation plan, for a house in Park City, Utah, and a co-op apartment in Manhattan.
Thus it is that Move Guides — a SaaS platform for employee relocation which launched in London but has grown internationally — has closed $48 million in a Series C funding from Future Fund, New Enterprise Associates NEAandaNotionion Capital.
Its platform aims to disrupt incumbents, such as Cartus and SIRVA, for companies who would normally outsource their employee relocation needs, as well as being suitable for those who run their talent mobility programs in-house.
A classic Software-as-a-Service enterprise play, Move Guides aims to disrupt incumbents, such as Cartus and SIRVA, for companies who would normally outsource their employee relocation needs, as well as be suitable for those who run their talent mobility programs in-house.
Last year, employee relocations contributed to a major decline in New York City's securities industry workforce.
Yet respondents most frequently cite HR services -- such as employee relocations -- as the least efficient.
A shutdown specific coverage add-on could cover broader events, interregna, employee relocations, agency reassignments, among others, that might produce temporary, if federally-backed, income interruptions.
It merely points out that it has instituted a vast employee-relocation programme, offering to move staff from tellers to executive vice-presidents to take up jobs elsewhere within a company that now has 1,900 branches in 16 states plus the District of Columbia.
* Sirva Inc., an employee-relocation-services company serving major corporations, sold 21.1 million shares at $18.50.
