HR Mobility Guides

Design a Relocation Package That Attracts and Keeps Top Talent

Hand holding a relocation package guide for HR leaders on designing competitive employee relocation benefits

A practical HR checklist for building a competitive, cost-effective relocation program, covering policy, budget, and employee support.

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What’s Inside the Checklist

  • A Quick-Scan Planning Tool

No starting from scratch. Make sure no critical piece — policy structure, budgeting, or employee support gets overlooked.

  • An Instant Competitive Benchmark

Compare your relocation offerings against industry best practices so your packages attract and retain top talent while staying cost-effective.

  • A Stress-Reducer for HR & Employees

Set clear expectations, prevent common pitfalls, and create a smooth, well-communicated transition for every relocating employee.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should a relocation package include?

A comprehensive package typically covers moving and travel costs, temporary housing, home sale or lease-break support, destination services, and often a lump sum or allowance. The checklist walks through each component so nothing
is missed.

  • How do I make a relocation package competitive?

Benchmark your offering against industry best practices, tailor benefits to your workforce’s needs, and balance generosity with cost control. The checklist gives you a structured way to compare and refine your program.

  • What’s the difference between a relocation package and a lump sum?

A relocation package can be fully managed, lump sum, or a hybrid. A lump sum gives employees a set amount to spend at their discretion, while a managed package provides more hands-on support. Many programs combine both.

  • Who is this checklist for?

It’s built for HR and mobility leaders and compensation and benefits professionals who are designing, updating, or benchmarking an employee relocation program.