Corporate Move Management
Corporate
Move
Management
This program has been developed to specifically meet the needs of corporations that outsource part or all of their relocation benefit administration.
A needs assessment will be the first step in developing a customized program to help meet your company goals and to provide objective assistance to the transferring family during their entire move.
After the initial set-up of services, it will be as easy as a telephone call to coordinate the entire move process for an employee.
We offer complete move management, from the candidate stage through the year-end tax gross up process
Create a Program To Meet Your Needs
A Corporate Move Manager will work with your employee and family providing:
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Relocation policy communications via telephone and email
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Expense reimbursement management
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Coordination of services to employees
The Corporate Move Manager will coordinate the following services with selected service providers:
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Marketing assistance for present home
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Home sale of present home
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Homefinding and final move travel arrangements
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Temporary living
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Household goods shipment
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Homefinding and Rental assistance in the destination area
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Payment of miscellaneous allowance for incidental expenses
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Cost of living/cost of housing allowance and loss-on-sale payments
Benefits To Your Company
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Allows human resources to concentrate on core business areas
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Provides real estate/relocation expertise which translates into cost savings for your company and high quality service to the transferring family
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Program management fees are assessed per employee
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Volume discounts on some services (many small accounts grouped together enable us to offer you discounts normally reserved for large volume companies)
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Assistance in selection and management of relocation service providers in all aspects of the industry to provide your employees with the support they need
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Interface with your company’s payroll and accounts payable for tracking and reporting relocation expenses
Relocation Dimensions
When Experience Counts