When the
move isn’t voluntary

Sometimes, it’s not the heart but the job that decides the place of residence. Whether it’s a transfer, a new site, or an internal change – suddenly, you’re told to move. A relocation by the employer sounds practical at first but often comes with uncertainties. Who pays for what? Do I have to move? What about special leave?

This is exactly where we help: We provide clarity, relieve you of organization and execution – and speak directly with the company if desired. Our goal: a smooth start to your new everyday life.

Key points:

  • Site Changes & Transfers
  • Communication with Employer
  • Release from Work & Deadlines
  • Planning & Process from A to Z
  • On-Site Contact Person
Wenn der Umzug nicht freiwillig ist

Your advantages with us

Experienced with Job Relocations

Clear Communication

Reliable Processing

Personal Accompaniment

Support for Employer-Organized Relocations – How Does It Work?

A job-related move often means: little time, many questions. We at Stier Umzüge are here exactly where others step out. Your company hires us directly – or you arrange it with the budget yourself. In both cases: We think along.
Whether it’s about time off for the relocation, coordination with HR, or professional packing – we take care of everything you don’t need on top of it all. So you can focus on the job.

Moving for a Job –
what do I need to consider?

A professional move mixes up a lot – good preparation helps. Clarify early whether you get special leave and which costs are covered. Inform your HR department about your new residence and pay attention to tax benefits.

And: Even if you move privately, it’s worth notifying the employer about the move – especially if your commute or accessibility changes. From experience: Many companies are open to support if you talk early.

Umzug wegen Job –
was muss ich beachten?

Our Additional Services –
because job moves need more

Behind a change of location is often more than just a new address. That’s why we think beyond the move. We offer services that save not only time but also nerves.

  • Furniture Assembly & Tech Setup
  • Apply for No-Parking Zones
  • Interim Storage in Case of Delay
  • Handover Cleaning of Old Apartment
  • Packing Materials & Moving Boxes
  • Packing & Unpacking Assistance

Simply add on – we’ll take care of it.

Unsere Zusatzleistungen –
weil Jobumzüge mehr brauchen

Relocation by Employer –
What are the real costs?

Costs do arise – yes. But not necessarily for you. Many employers cover moving costs directly or offer allowances. It’s important: Clarify beforehand, don’t argue afterwards.

Typical factors:

  • Distance & Effort
  • Furniture Volume & Carry Routes
  • Additional Wishes like Assembly
  • Urgency (Express Move)
  • No-Parking Permits & Approvals

We are happy to create a cost estimate for submission to the employer – and also help with follow-up questions.

Umzug durch Arbeitgeber –
welche Kosten entstehen wirklich?

What to do if facing dismissal due to relocation?

Not infrequently, customers ask us: Dismissal by employer due to relocation – is that allowed? The answer is: potentially. If the employment contract contains a transfer clause, refusal can be problematic.

But: Many employers are open to discussion. Maybe mobile work is a solution? Or a phased transition? We help with scheduling and communication – and, if desired, also provide documents for lawyers or HR.

Job change is enough stress – the move doesn’t have to be

A move is never just logistics. It’s farewell, new beginning, change. When the job demands a change of residence, at least the surrounding process should run smoothly.
Stier Umzüge accompanies you through this – reliably, humanely, and at eye level. No jargon, no hassle left for you. Simply help that arrives.

FAQ: Relocation by Employer

Only if the move is professionally required – such as a transfer. Many employers cover the costs then, fully or partially. Specific regulations are in the employment or collective agreement. Best to ask directly and get written confirmation.

For job-related moves, special leave is often granted – usually one to two days. There is no legal obligation, but many companies regulate this through operational agreements. The HR department helps with clarification.

Quite simply: In person, by email, or via form – the main thing is to do it in a timely manner. Especially if your accessibility or commute changes. This keeps the personnel file up to date and avoids misunderstandings.

Talk openly with the employer. In many cases, a solution can be found – home office, a different site, or transition arrangements. Dismissal is only lawful if it is clearly covered in the contract.