Category Archives: Job Seekers

Jan 16 2020
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Some U.S. cities add jobs at the highest rates, and the St. George Utah city skyline and surrounding canyons is at the top of one of these lists

Which U.S. Cities Add Jobs at the Highest Rates?

By | 2019 Fastest Growing Industries, 2019 USA Job Market, Cities Add Jobs, Domestic Relocation Trends, Job Market, Job Seekers, Labor Force, United States, United States Economy, US Economy | No Comments

Which U.S. Cities Add Jobs at the Highest Rates? With the U.S. economy continuing its pattern of growth, many job seekers want to know which cities add jobs at the highest rates. The U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis cites three factors leading…

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Jan 14 2020
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Handsome male car driver at wheel of white shared ride car, facing forward, with brown hair, beard, and mustache, wearing a black shirt, woman passenger in back seat looking out the window, smiling

How Does the Sharing Economy Impact the Relocation Industry?

By | 2019 Fastest Growing Industries, 2019 USA Job Market, Job Market, Job Seekers, Labor Force, Sharing Economy, United States Economy, US Economy | No Comments

How Does the Sharing Economy Impact the Relocation Industry? Many Global Mobility Solutions clients have transferees who are comfortable with the sharing economy. As a result, these transferees may have different expectations for the services they use during their relocation. The impact of the sharing…

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Dec 12 2019
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Americans stay in their hometown often to be near family, including the young boy with striped shirt, older woman with white hair and red shirt, young girl with long brown hair and green shirt, dog with white hair, older man with blue check shirt, all of them sitting on a couch and smiling, with a woman who has long dark hair and a man with dark hair, beard, and mustache, leaning over the people on the couch, both smiling

North American Van Lines Survey Shows Why Americans Stay in Their Hometown

By | 2019 USA Job Market, Americans Stay, Domestic Real Estate, Domestic Relocation, Domestic Relocation Challenges, Domestic Relocation Tips, Domestic Relocation Trends, Job Market, Job Seekers, Labor Force, Self-Move, Small Shipments, Summertime Household Goods Moves, Talent Mobility, United States, United States Migration Patterns, Workforce Mobility | No Comments

North American Van Lines Survey Shows Why Americans Stay in Their Hometown North American Van Lines’ recent survey shows why Americans stay in their hometown. Over 2,000 respondents were asked if they moved in relation to their hometown. Of those that have moved but remained…

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Dec 10 2019
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Three business colleagues talking together looking at a paper standing at a work table, woman with long hair and blue shirt, woman with short hair and blue shirt, and woman with long hair and dark blue jacket all reviewing domestic short term assignments best practices

Domestic Short Term Assignments Best Practices: White Paper

By | Assignments Best Practices, Domestic Relocation, Domestic Relocation Challenges, Domestic Relocation Tips, Domestic Relocation Trends, Domestic Short Term Assignments, Job Market, Job Seekers, Talent Mobility, Temporary Housing, United States Economy, US Economy, Workforce Mobility | No Comments

Domestic Short Term Assignments Best Practices: White Paper GMS has recently published a new white paper listing domestic short term assignments best practices and tax considerations. Companies are increasingly using these assignments for special projects, corporate initiatives, and business opportunities. By leveraging the willingness of…

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Dec 05 2019
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US Government Building with US flag flying in front, getting ready for federal agency relocation

Federal Agency Relocation to Move Jobs Outside the Beltway

By | Domestic Relocation, Domestic Relocation Tips, Domestic Relocation Trends, Federal Agency Relocation, Job Market, Job Seekers, Labor Force, Unemployment, United States, United States Demographic Trends, United States Economy, United States Migration Patterns, US Economy | No Comments

Federal Agency Relocation to Move Jobs Outside the Beltway A new Bill sponsored by two United States Senators will result in federal agency relocation outside of the Washington, D.C. beltway area. The Bill calls for enactment of the “Helping Infrastructure Restore the Economy (HIRE) Act.”…

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