Thinking of relocating your business to new premises? Here’s a list of NY Offices tips designed to help you with your business move.

Relocation Plans

When choosing new location for your office, consider access to local airports, sea port, public transport, mass transit, railway stations, etc.

Plan your move plenty of time in advance, especially since the move involves relocating employees, files, and office equipment. On average, if the office space area that you are planning to occupy exceeds 50,000 sq ft, it might take up to one year to plan and arrange the move.

When prioritizing the location criteria focus on two major factors. Is the new location in the area of possible tornadoes, tsunamis, floods, mudslides and other nature disasters? What are the crime levels in the area and is it going to be a secure location?

When setting the date for the big move, take into consideration the dates of large community events, such as festivals, parades, carnivals, sporting events. Just like massive road construction works, those can interfere badly with your moving plans.

Stress in the workplace becomes a bigger problem every year, with depression, just one type of stress related reaction, being the leading occupational disease this century resulting in more work days lost than to any other single factor. With 25% to 40% off job burnout in the US being directly blamed on work pressures and stress this cannot be taken lightly.

There are several reasons for the increased stress levels in the workplace including job insecurity, growing demands and working longer hours, higher expectation of productivity and the need for a work/family balance as more women have entered the workforce. Worldwide a global stress research study found that women who have children under the age of thirteen and work full time experience the highest levels of stress.