Sentence examples for relocation business from inspiring English sources
Her mother owns an executive relocation business in New York.
"The relocation business is way down," said Allen Schaps, director of Raveis Real Estate in Stamford.
Her 31-year-old nephew, a Navy officer stationed in Okinawa, Japan, was her adviser as she began a relocation business, At Wittz End.
When it comes to Belgium, Kathryn Andrews, vice president of the European Relocation Association and manager of a relocation business just outside Brussels, said that most British families seek homes near Tervuren, about 12 kilometers, or 7.5 miles, east of Brussels, where the British School is based.
The LNC's exhumation and relocation business, split from the LNC in 1973 and renamed "Necropolis", continued to operate until 2002.
Or consider a career change from your beehive-relocation business.
As it happens, just five days before Miles Harrison forgot his toddler son in the parking lot of the Herndon corporate-relocation business where he worked, a similar event had occurred a few hundred miles southeast.
In an alternative universe where politicians all just say "no" to subsidizing business relocations, businesses would end up reasonably evenly distributed across the country (due to labor markets, distribution requirements, supply and demand of commercial real estate, etc). and taxpayers would not be paying any subsidies.
And considering the average job relocation costs businesses $71 , 786per move, you don't want to give employers any extra reasons to think twice before hiring you.That said, never lie.
After the relocation, the business was given an unexpected boost when Ray arranged to sell a large cache of valuable unplayed bebop 78s on the Savoy and Dee Gee labels (the latter named after and owned by Gillespie) discovered in a New Jersey warehouse by the bandleader Chris Barber.
Powers says that because of the rapid pace of the dollar's decline, many companies have been forced to rethink (and retool) their relocation and business travel practices.
