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How Much Do You Know About Relocation?

Exceptions, or expenses that were not originally intended, can impact your company’s annual relocation spend. What's the average amount spent on exceptions in a typical relocation program?

That’s right!Sorry, you’re incorrect! The average amount spent on exceptions is typically 12.5%.*

If your company is spending more than 5% of its total relocation spend on exceptions, it’s time to take a look at your program.

*Results based on a recent NuCompass study conducted to investigate the effect of exception spend on total program costs.


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