Jean-Luc Haddad from Grospiron in Paris explains why he and his son, Axel, decided to expand into the fine art moving and storage business.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt life around the world, many expats are returning home to weather the storm and take shelter in more familiar surroundings. For those with children there are the added complications of changing schools and the trauma of leaving friends behind, to say nothing of the family pets who may not be able to travel, at least not at the same time.

Helping international employees stay healthy, especially during a pandemic, is a major challenge for managers. Here healthcare specialist Towergate Health & Protection discusses some of the problems and how to protect overseas workers.

There is a lot of talk about the New Normal. It’s a phrase that is run out whenever there is a change in the way things are to be done and, in many cases, it’s accurate. I remember it being used over the C-TPAT scheme that came in a few years ago and in all those column inches we gave over to the IMO SOLAS regulations back in 2016/17.

Steve Jordan talks to Thomas Juchum of EUROMOVERS International about how his group has helped its members during the crisis.

Steve Jordan, who has attended and helped organise just about every moving industry conference on the planet over the last 40+ years, speculates on the rise of video technology and its possible effect on the international conference scene.

Edwin Ooms took up a new position as managing director of AGS-KHZ Movers in the Netherlands in June. Steve Jordan talks to him as he starts his new role and returns home to his native country.

Steve Jordan looks at new technology that appears to move the world of video surveys on to another level.

IAM President Chuck White explains the decision to hold the 2020 IAM conference as a virtual event, how it will work and how much it will cost to take part.

Gerard Geijtenbeek from Roldo Rent Holding BV in the Netherlands looks at the trends driving the international moving industry and how COVID-19 has accelerated them.

Steve Lewis, Chairman of the IAM Hall of Honor Selection Committee, gives his thoughts as he announces this year’s inductees.

Even before I’d finished writing my previous article I’d made up my mind that that would be the last piece I’d write in connection with or about COVID-19. I was absolutely certain that by now you would have become completely ‘over-pandemicked’ - Shakespeare was not the only one who could invent new words to enhance the English language you know!

Last time the US faced a financial crisis of this current magnitude was in 2008, when the subprime mortgage crisis and the failure of financial institutions plunged the country into a recession.

It’s taken many weeks of hard work, but our all-new website finally went live on 7 July.

This article, originally published by the UN Environment Programme, looks at the ways in which our lifestyle influences the development of pathogens such as coronaviruses

Steve Jordan talks to Wouter Hijzen from De Haan in the Netherlands, about how the business is still expanding after over 240 years.

Many moving companies take a very serious view of their responsibilities to their community and the wider world, but few have taken their involvement as far as JK Moving in Washington, DC.

A new reality demands a new approach. Here Asbjørn Halsebakke, Product Manager, Yaskawa Environmental Energy/The Switch, argues that we can’t afford to let the greatest opportunity within the current crisis slip away.

Will there be a flow of people out of Hong Kong to the UK now that the Chinese government has introduced its new national security law and Britain has responded with extended residency rights? If so, will it be a flood or a trickle? Steve Jordan talks to some of those at the sharp end to find out.

Steve Jordan talks to Yann Blandy, CEO of Santa Fe, about his approach to dealing with the COVID crisis in a company that spans 41 countries.