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Report TripActions Prioritizing Duty of Care for Global Emergencies

Prioritizing Duty of Care for Global Emergencies

Everything you need to know to create consistent and rigorous plans that maximize your preparedness when emergencies strike and ensure you provide a high standard of duty of care for your employees

From global pandemic to natural disaster, it’s crucial to prepare for the unexpected in business travel in order to manage risk, ensure business travel continuity, and to protect your employees on the road.

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  • Best practices for creating a strategic duty of care plan, exploring the importance of preparation, communication, visibility, and facilitation
  • Duty of care’s common mistakes and potential pitfalls to avoid
  • How a modern TMC can support you with employee adoption, visibility and communication

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