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The Decision to Relocate a Privately Held Domestic Pet Retailer from San Diego to San Antonio Can be Affected by Distinct Demographic Variables and Company Policies

Kristen Corrao

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Description / Abstract

The aim of this study is to point out the specific attributes and company policies related to employees who decide to relocate during a corporate relocation that took place within Petco Animal Supplies Inc. and compare them to those related to employees who decide not to relocate. This study is very different from other studies related to corporate relocations as literature review is built around an employee’s willingness to relocate and some of the demographics related to their willingness. With this approach, the data gathered to support these findings is typically found prior to an employee making a decision whether or not to relocate; very little data is gathered after the fact. The data in this study will be gathered after the employee’s decision is made.

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Keywordsemployee relocation, company policies, decision making

Degree AwardedMaster of Business Administration

Awarding InstitutionPoint Loma Nazarene University

Peer Reviewed?No

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This collection includes theses for the Master of Business Administration at Point Loma Nazarene University. These items were provided to the library by their authors with the permission required to make them freely available for access. These works remain the intellectual property of their authors.