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Possible Impact of Strike on Household Goods Shipments 09.26.2024 | Kyriako Bouris

Our Weichert Move Network team would like to inform you of the impacts of a strike on behalf of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), representing 45,000 members at three dozen ports from Maine to Texas.

Our 2023 Outlook for Household Goods 02.3.2023 | Kyriako Bouris

2022 was a perfect storm of challenges when it came to the transport of household goods. Thankfully, the forecast is a little sunnier for 2023!

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The Ukraine Crisis and Your Global Assignees 03.3.2022 | Mark Bennett

To help clients assess the full impact of the Ukraine crisis on their international assignees, we hosted a live information session with Weichert subject matter experts in global client services, international household goods and global finance, as well as two on-the-ground providers.

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Mobility NowCast: When Movin’ Their Stuff Gets Tough 08.4.2021 | Kyriako Bouris

Our latest video addresses the many challenges facing the industry -- including driver shortages, increasingly complex international shipping laws and availability of space on cargo ships -- and how companies can overcome these concerns.

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A Moving Story 09.9.2020 | Tim McCarney

No trends data, no sales pitch. Just a simple story to remind us that sometimes, even in the most impossible circumstances, happy endings are possible.

Fighting Hunger One Move at a Time 05.15.2019 | Morgan E. Wiedmann

In the fight against hunger, we are collecting and coordinating donations from the thousands of relocating families we serve every year.

5 Signs your Household Goods Supplier Could be in Trouble 11.7.2018 | Kyriako Bouris

Your relocation program is only as good as the network of providers it’s built on. If one link in the chain goes down for the count, it’s easy to imagine the effects reverberating throughout your entire supply chain.

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An Exception to Every (Relocation) Rule 01.29.2018 | Ellie Sullivan

Some companies manage mobility by “exception.” It’s how they build “flexibility” into their programs. But that can lead to excessive costs and time-consuming administrative burdens.

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