relo


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re·lo

 (rē′lō′)
n. pl. re·los Informal
1. Relocation.
2. One that is relocated, especially a person who has been relocated for purposes of employment.
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Employers pay high five figures for good relo packages, according to the relocation industry's membership organization: Worldwide ERC -- The Workforce Mobility Association (www.worldwideerc.org).
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Young and middle-aged families at the fair, all with kids, all into sports, all with spacious late-model houses and late-model SUV's, were calling themselves Relos. "Relo" was a noun, a verb, and adjective.
The Relo workforce, meanwhile, has accepted their employers' message.
Of the companies' American Relos, most made their first move from home to state universities, mainly those of Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, New York, and Illinois.
Each contract provided that the taxpayer would reimburse the relo for its costs and, further, that the taxpayer would pay fees to the relo for services rendered.
The project was funded by Regional English Language Office (RELO), Public Affairs Section of the US Embassy.