This will mean relocation for a few, but redundancy for more than 500 people working in those centres.
A promotion meant relocation, and Ralph and Merle settled in Hampshire when Ralph took up a post as head of English at Wyvern college, in Eastleigh.
For the 330-odd detainees held on the tiny island off Australia's north-west coast, the news could mean relocation back to the mainland facility.
It also means traditional relocation companies often struggle with under-utilised capacity — up to 80percentt, apparently resulting in unnecessary CO₂ pollution and traffic in inner cities.
There are more expats looking to fill the skilled labour gap in the city than ever before, which means cushy relocation packages are fast disappearing, said Peter LeSar, chief financial officer, Thunderbird Resorts, which operates themed resorts in neighbouring countries.
FOR Daniel Laufer, a job offer from Yeshiva University meant a relocation to New York from Cincinnati.
In the short term, of course, it is hard not to see big costs from withdrawal, including a serious investment hiatus as companies big and small agonise about what exit would mean, and relocation of some big companies into a regime less tortured by its EU status.
As for that, the outstanding base relocation means that when President Barack Obama and Mr Kan meet next week, they will probably forgo the chance to announce a strengthening of the two countries' alliance on its 50th anniversary.Some say it is unfair to lay too much blame at the DPJ's door.
Do I think relocation is coming in the near future -- and I don't exactly know what 'near future' means?
