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February 2009 I am planning to relocate to GA from AL. What to do?

Thu, 04 Mar 2010 21:33:47 +0000

Super_Duper_Star 26 asked:

I’m already sure of what area I want to live in. I’ve looked at apartments. When would be a good time to go see apartments and also apply for jobs. Should I register with staffing companies? What is a good amount of money to have prior to moving? Any tips, suggestions anything.

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17 month old child relocation visitation tips please read (never married ran out of space)?

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 20:18:39 +0000

*Erika* asked:

My sister is moving out of state with her husband who is in the U.S airforce. He has to move and has no choice, and my sister can not stay in this state anymore because she will have no where to live. She has a child with another guy who has visitation 2 times a week for 6 hours, and every other saturday for 6 hours. He filed an emergency court trial to make it so my sister can not relocate her daughter. He refuses to talk to her about visitation or anything. The babys daddy is 22 works at subway and lives with his mother, he’s not going to school, and he has never gave his daughter a bath, and he’s never had an overnight, he won’t even take her to the doctor, he can not finacially support himself, and has no insurance. My sister is a stay at home mom support by her husband in the air force, she take great care ofher daughter, and is with her 24/7, and provide all the insurance. Any help would be great just some tips, or what could possibly happen, can they make her stay in the state?
Thank you very much for helping me or at least taking your time to read this i apperciate it so much =D

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When relocating to a different state what is the easiest way to prepare for the move and the least costly?

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:56:02 +0000

Nadaya O asked:

I am moving to Georgia next year with my children, and it is my first time moving to a different state. I do not know what part I’d like to move to yet. The factors for where I move will mostly or should I say extremely revolve around my children. An excellent school system is key, I do not want to deprive my kids of the best education there is. I’d like it to be a kid friendly neighborhood. No violence or drugs!!! I do not have a clue where to start all I know is what state I want to move to. When should I start making preparations, what will make this a smooth transition for me and my children. What will it cost me?? Any tips would be most appreciated Thank you

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Relocating / Sign-on Etc?

Sun, 28 Feb 2010 12:22:34 +0000

donnam4863 asked:

I am about to start negotiating salary / bonus for a new position (800 miles away). This is a director position (healthcare), covering a geographical area emcompassing 5 states. I have never had this kind of opportunity, so I need some tips on salary and sign-on bonus negotiating.
What should I ask for? What other things do I consider when negotiating? I am a nurse…so what kind of sign-on bonus should I seek?

Any other relevant advice or idea’s welcome!

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Relocating and my job has hired a moving company to pack our stuff and move it across country, should I tip?

Tue, 23 Feb 2010 01:16:11 +0000

smittyatrain asked:

I must move across country and my job is taking care of expenses due to the move. They have hired a moving company that comes in and packs my stuff, puts it on a semi, it is driven across country, then another company unpacks me at my new house. Do I tip the movers? There are 3 packing me and placing items in the truck and they say it should take 3, maybe 4 days. If I tip them, what would be reasonable? I have beverages that they can have throughout the day. Thanks.

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Tue, 20 Oct 2009 10:33:51 +0000

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Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:31:15 +0000

Am I in a good position to attempt to negotiate for relocation assistance?

Sat, 17 Oct 2009 20:58:50 +0000

Kristine asked:

I was scouted by a company in a neighboring state (240 miles away). I have extensive experience with their type of products and they’ve scheduled a second interview. My family cannot afford to move without some type of relocation assistance. This isn’t a huge company, but they have very high revenue for their size, meaning I don’t think it would be a hardship for them. Am I in a good position to leverage for relocation assistance?

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Are there any advertising recruitment consultants who specialise in relocation of UK creatives to the US?

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:09:54 +0000

ponytail2482 asked:

I’m one half (the words half) of a creative team. We have a couple of years experience working together in a London agency, and are both now very – very very very – keen to move to the states. We’re currently looking to make a move, whether or not we go abroad, and are getting our book together. But I’m wondering if there are any London based recruitment consultants who specialise in – or have a good track record of – creative recruitment to agencies in the US, or relocation in general? Thanks, buddies

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As a company – how to reimburse relocation expenses?

Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:18:50 +0000

B asked:

I work at a company where the owner is asking us to reimburse relocation expenses without taxing or 1099′ing the employee. These are expenses like the deposit on someone’s apartment, the deposit on utilities, installation/startup costs of their digital cable tv, application fee for new apartment etc. These are for employees who are being relocated within the company (not new employees).

It seems like the owner wants to avoid paying the employer share of taxes or grossing up so that the employee gets their full reimbursement. He doesn’t care if its wrong but what are the consequences? Will he just get nailed during an audit since they aren’t valid business expenses? Should we put it through payroll anyway?

He also does this for things like phone allowances or home office allowances.. reimburse people for things that do not have receipts but not through payroll or 1099’s. He only wants to pay $70 and promised the employee he’d pay them $70 (doesn’t want them taxed).
I feel like its wrong to pay those expenses but what is the wrong of it? I feel for the employee who needs the $70 to pay their cell phone or the $100 to cover increases in utitlties because they were forced to work from home, but how is it a valid work expense? Its an allowance… in essence, a bonus. If there is no receipt, you can’t document it as a business expense.
If the owner wants the checks cut out of Accounts Payable (bypassing payroll) then what? They are subject to taxes but he’s insisting we do it wrong. We could 1099 the employee at the end of the year but that seems wrong/mean.

He knows this stuff is wrong but somehow doesn’t think the rules apply to him. What are the consequences?

Can he just do that? I don’t have the authority to insist things be done correctly, I’m just supposed to put them in the system the way I’m told. I’ve spoken up but the people above me can’t seem to reason with him.

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