Simple Moving Labor and CubeSmart will join Penske Truck Rental's team of exhibitors at the Worldwide Employee Relocation Conference's 2012 National Relocation Conference May 9 – 11, 2012 in San Antonio, Texas.
Visit booth 102 to speak with representatives about the services available from Penske to help make moving easier and to improve workforce mobility programs for relocation companies, corporate human resources professionals and others involved in helping people relocate.
“This conference provides us with an opportunity to network with relocation and mobility professionals and boost awareness of our truck rental and related support services from companies we have working relationships with like Simple Moving Labor and CubeSmart," said Dave Baptisti, Penske's director-national consumer sales and programs.
Simple Moving Labor is able to provide assistance for those Penske Truck Rental customers needing the extra muscle to load or unload their rental truck and CubeSmart provides short-term or longer-term self-storage and a range of other solutions.
Visit http://www.employeemoves.com/ for more information.
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By Randy Ryerson
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