Relocation

  • 18m
  • Nano Riley
  • AMACOM
  • 2005

Relocation activity was expected to increase in 2005 in both volume and budgets, especially for larger companies. Earlier in the decade, the slow economy forced cutbacks to relocation budgets, but they have bounced back somewhat as the economy has improved. According to the “38th Annual Corporate Relocation Survey,” by Atlas World Group, current trends echo those of 2004. Though relocation packages and benefits are no longer as generous as they once were, funding for moves is growing again, especially in the IT industry.

About the Author

Nano Riley is the author of this Highlight Report and also the manager of HRI’s Knowledge Center for Relocation.

In this Book

  • Relocation
  • Executive Summary
  • Highlights—Relocation Is Rebounding But Has Been Through Changes
  • Scenarios for the Year 2015
  • References

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