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  • Feature: New Zealand - New Zealand Van Lines; Conroy Removals

    Feb 12, 2014
    Errol Gardiner shares his observations on New Zealand's positive economic shift and optimism for the future; Ed Roberts looks at the growth of Conroy Removals.
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  • Discover the Other Land Down Under

    Feb 12, 2014
    New Zealand (NZ) is so far away from England that if you travelled beyond its islands you’d actually be travelling back home again from the other direction. The Mover Magazine’s Ed Roberts visited for four months back in 2007 and he still retains strong links to the fabled land of fire and ice.
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  • Cris and Bob retire from John Mason

    Feb 12, 2014
    Bob Clarke & Cris O’Hara retired from John Mason International at the end of 2013. Simon Mason took over as CEO in January 2014 with support from Noel Briscoe who takes on the role of COO. Caroline Mason is the new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO).
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  • From Fries to Fry

    Feb 12, 2014
    Peter Doman has recently become a Director of Basil E. Fry Company Ltd. after six years working as an Account Executive with the company. Peter’s role will be to use his business experience to help continue the company’s growth in the removals and self storage sectors.
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  • HR Best Practises as the good times return

    Feb 12, 2014
    According to Red Recruit, one of the UK’s leading recruitment companies for the removals market, 2013 saw a surge in recruitment as businesses invested to meet both their current and future requirements. But during the difficult times, companies’ efforts to make ends meet might have created HR problems that need attention if good morale is to be maintained.
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  • Family values

    Feb 12, 2014
    The Mover Magazine’s Steve Jordan talks to Kieran and Michelle Whitehead from Manchester’s Osbornes Removals: a traditional company that is becoming increasingly 21st century.
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  • New libel law discourages trivial defamation claims

    Feb 12, 2014
    Libel laws in England and Wales were significantly reformed on 1 January 2014 to provide clearer, better protection for people publicly expressing opinions.
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  • Pack & Send: Packing service for movers

    Feb 12, 2014
    Pack & Send is a company new to the UK that just might be able to provide a valuable service to moving companies. Steve Jordan met with Keith Demner from the company’s Milton Keynes office, for a chat.
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  • The European Connection - The Power of the Future

    Feb 12, 2014
    I have watched The Mover magazine evolve and mature into what I think is one of the best, if not the best, trade magazines now serving the removals and storage industry. So, as you can imagine, I was delighted when Steve Jordan invited me to air ‘sticky’ topics at an EU level.
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  • Unlock the Potential that Exists within your Team and Business

    Feb 12, 2014
    On Tuesday 25 February, at 3pm, an online webinar, hosted jointly by Jane Finch of Moving etc... Network and Michelle Clarke, a former Head of Leadership Development for Retail at Marks & Spencer PLC, will explain Talent Dynamics - a technique for unlocking the full potential of your team, your business and yourself.
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  • Is it time to re-think pricing?

    Feb 12, 2014
    Following a recent UK pricing survey conducted by KPMG, the consulting company is advising businesses that they need to move on from recession-driven, volume-at-all-costs pricing or risk long-term damage to their company’s revenues and profits.
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  • The good, the great and the downright wacky

    Feb 12, 2014
    There are moving trucks and there are moving trucks. Steve Jordan visited UVB in Warrington to see the latest Matthew James vehicle in work. It’s not an ordinary truck; then again, Matt De-Machen, the company’s owner, is not an ordinary mover.
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  • Simpsons Removals invests for growth in the UK trade sector

    Feb 12, 2014
    Simpsons Removals of Kent has invested in two new DAF vehicles to expand its fleet and increase the frequency of services on its main European trade routes to Germany, Austria, France and Switzerland.
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  • Small businesses positive about 2014: FPB survey

    Feb 06, 2014
    The results of the Forum of Private Business’s latest research on business plans for the year ahead, revealed that an overwhelming 85% of members surveyed are positive about the year ahead and are intending to develop their businesses in the next 12 months.
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  • IAM comment on quarter three provisional road casualty statistics

    Feb 06, 2014
    The latest Department for Transport road casualty statistics released today show a welcome decrease in the overall number of deaths and serious injuries in the year ending September 2013.
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  • Hazards ahead

    Jan 30, 2014
    Driver training specialist IAM Drive & Survive is offering weekly motoring tips to drivers from its head of training, Simon Elstow. This week, he is advising on identifying hazards.
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  • Understanding your employer obligations

    Jan 28, 2014
    Taking on your first employees is a significant milestone for any growing business, but some businesses can see this as a daunting experience, where mistakes could lead to costly tribunal claims.
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  • US credit history woes for expats

    Jan 28, 2014
    The United States welcomes over 200,000 foreign national assignees every year in managerial, technical and consulting professions. And while their skills, talents, families and belongings all make the trip safely, their credit-worthiness doesn’t travel – and it is costing them and their employers a fortune.
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  • PWC says most businesses will close if data is lost

    Jan 23, 2014
    According to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers, 70% of small businesses that have a major data loss go out of business within a year.
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  • Tobia Crisostomo re-joins EUROVAN

    Jan 23, 2014
    EUROVAN in Mannheim has appointed Tobia Crisostomo as head of the coordination department.
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