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I’m an American, and for a little more than two years, I’ve been living in the UK. Nothing unique, right? Relocation is, after all, the industry I work in. To my surprise, knowing about it and[...]

In follow-up to Aires’ recently released two-part blog series with PetRelocation on traveling with pets (found here and here), we are reviewing new guidelines for bringing pets into the U.S. While[...]

With pandemic concerns declining due to ongoing health and safety measures, many of us are optimistic for a “return to normal” in the coming months. For many in the workforce, this includes a[...]

As a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, having daily safety and autonomy are things that I am truly grateful for. I am beyond fortunate to work for an employer who treats me with equity and[...]

Leading up to the pandemic, companies and global mobility departments were starting to become accustomed to grappling with increasingly strict employment immigration rules and regulations across[...]

Nothing says summer like a good backyard barbecue or outdoor picnic. You’ve got your food, your drinks of choice, your good weather (or your partly cloudy weather if you’re in Aires’ hometown of[...]

According to the White House in April 2021, our economy was down 8.4 million jobs from the pre-pandemic peak in February 2020. However, as businesses are opening up again, there isn’t a surplus of[...]

May is mental health awareness month, but for many of us, we have had an acute awareness of our mental health for the last 14 months while enduring the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.[...]

Data security and privacy continue to be critical issues for Aires’ clients, and we have recently issued a white paper on this subject. Below, we’ve highlighted a blog post from Peter McShea,[...]

Aires was founded in 1981 by Jim Putt as an international household goods forwarding company. As client needs evolved, so did Aires; we’ve grown to be a technology-focused, people and[...]