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After the first year of many years of business traveling, I found myself needing to extend my healthy lifestyle onto my travels. I seemed to always have a hard time finding the hotel gym (even[...]

Even with every step of a relocation going perfectly – seamless household goods move, wonderful temporary accommodations, the home sale and home purchase going smoothly – there are still stressors[...]

In the ever-changing climate of U.S. and international immigration compliance, it is imperative that organizations sponsoring foreign national employees for immigration benefits have reasonable[...]

What’s the first word that comes to mind when someone mentions “millennials?” Is it an encouraging descriptor or derogatory slur? If you buy into the more attention-grabbing headlines, you’d think[...]

New hire candidates’ concerns about the environment is at an all-time high. They search potential employer websites seeking environmental programs with the desire to contribute to a better[...]

Aires recently participated in the Pacific Northwest Relocation Council panel regarding exciting changes within the relocation industry. Our Vice President of Finance, Ed Hartman, shared some of[...]

Relocating from one city to another (or one country to another) is hard enough without having the extra challenge relocating a loved one or family member with special needs. However, if you do[...]

If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed in the midst of a relocation, you’re not alone. According to Psychologist World, moving is ranked as one of the most stressful life changes. Even with the[...]

Recent history has taught us that natural disasters – wildfires, earthquakes, hurricanes, and tsunamis – can occur all around the world. If your employees are involved in one of these tragic[...]

The Real ID Act was passed by Congress in 2005 as a means to provide greater protection against fraud and set baseline requirements for state issued identification cards and driver’s licenses.[...]