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Is Your Relocation Programme Working?
Published: 27 November 2019
Controlling mobility costs is an important consideration for any organisation. Unfortunately, it’s all too easy to miss the warning signs that certain aspects of your relocation programme are negatively affecting mobility spend.
If your company’s relocation programme is exhibiting any of these five signs, it could mean that hidden inefficiencies are increasing costs and decreasing ROI:
1. Your policy application is inconsistent.
2. You are unsure why costs are increasing.
3. Your managers don’t have a full programme view.
4. You have no idea what you’re spending.
5. Exception requests are piling up.
Learn more about these signs that your relocation programme isn’t working in our video:
If your company’s relocation programme is exhibiting any of these five signs, it could mean that hidden inefficiencies are increasing costs and decreasing ROI:
1. Your policy application is inconsistent.
2. You are unsure why costs are increasing.
3. Your managers don’t have a full programme view.
4. You have no idea what you’re spending.
5. Exception requests are piling up.
Learn more about these signs that your relocation programme isn’t working in our video:
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