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relocation

[ree-loh-key-shuhn] / ˌri loʊˈkeɪ ʃən /


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Rank held by Arkansas as the state with the highest percentage of relocations to it in 2025, according to Atlas Van Line’s most recent migration patterns study.

From The Wall Street Journal

The affected employees will be given opportunities at other JBS plants, including relocation support, Richardson said.

From Los Angeles Times

The council said it used a relocation vehicle to pick up the blue Rolls Royce from Grosvenor Square and move it to another location several streets away.

From BBC

We immediately booked a scouting trip to verify what we had read, and more importantly to be on the lookout for red flags that might derail any thoughts of relocation.

From MarketWatch

A trust might help with startup costs for a career launch, such as expenses for a wardrobe, relocation and transportation.

From The Wall Street Journal