by Tracy Denora | Feb 1, 2026 | Articles
Pentagon Overhauls Military Moving System After Years of Family Complaints The Pentagon has announced significant changes to the military moving system following years of complaints from service members and their families regarding delayed shipments, damaged household...
by Tracy Denora | Feb 1, 2026 | Articles
Independent Contractor Rule: What Carriers Should Do Now and What to Watch for in 2026 The rules around independent contractors continue to evolve at both the federal and state level. While there is no brand-new law taking effect today, enforcement standards and...
by Tracy Denora | Feb 1, 2026 | Articles
Training Is Not a Cost, It’s Protection Training is often viewed as an expense, but for moving companies, it’s one of the best forms of protection you can invest in. Well-trained crews work more efficiently, make fewer mistakes, reduce damage claims, and help create a...
by Tracy Denora | Feb 1, 2026 | Articles
Slow Season Does Not Mean Dead Season The slower months can feel frustrating, but they offer a valuable opportunity to prepare for the busy season ahead. Winter is a great time to focus on training crews, reviewing procedures, and improving consistency across jobs....
by Tracy Denora | Feb 1, 2026 | Articles
Where Movers Lose Money Without Realizing It Many moving companies focus on booking more jobs, but profitability often comes down to the details. Small inefficiencies can quietly add up and cut into margins. Fuel is one of the biggest hidden costs. Poor routing,...
