Moving of Household Goods Sample Clauses

Moving of Household Goods. 1. The Employer will pay the transportation charges for normal household goods up to a maximum of fourteen thousand (14,000) pounds for a move. Charges for weight in excess of fourteen thousand (14,000) pounds must be paid directly to the mover by the employee.

Moving of Household Goods. All moves must be made by common carrier or by trailer or truck rented by the employee.

Moving of Household Goods. Up to a maximum of $13,000, CME will reimburse you for basic moving services, including packing and unpacking of normal household goods, appliance servicing, insurance coverage for full replacement value, and other related expenses, including the temporary (less than six months) storage of your household items before or after your move. (CME will not pay for the moving of airplanes, boats, recreational vehicles, utility sheds, firewood, more than three vehicles or other items of excessive bulk.)

Moving of Household Goods. Vistaprint’s relocation vendor will coordinate the movement of additional household goods you wish to bring to Barcelona (see below for exclusions). Reimbursable moving expenses are limited to the following: Packing, possible crating/uncrating of household goods and personal belongings for primary residence; sea freight charges for transporting household goods and personal effects to your Host Country residence up to the amount determined in the estimate by the relocation vendor; and normal insurance costs associated with moving of household goods via professional carrier (policy does not cover jewelry, furs, cash equivalents, or other items of unusual or extraordinary value; coverage for such items may be available but would be at your expense). There are some items for which Vistaprint will not pay the shipping/moving costs, including firewood and building supplies, boats, cars, major appliances which will not work on European currency or outlets, airplanes, frozen foods, plants, and furnishings of second home or vacation homes. Other non-reimbursable items include expenses for decorating, painting, landscaping, or household repairs at the old residence.