Archived Insight | August 18, 2021

Returning to In-Person Work? Protect Your People

Companies across the globe are grappling with how they effectively bring people back to physical work locations while keeping them safe and productive. Many of those same organizations are also trying to balance the known and unknown risks their organizations may face during this constantly evolving process.

Returning to In-Person Work

In this webinar

Three of Segal’s premier business leaders as they review strategies companies can take to help protect both their people and enterprise, including:

  • Physical location best practices
  • Tips to make your people feel comfortable returning and maximize their productivity
  • Enterprise risk trends and mitigation ideas


Speakers:

Kathy Bakich, Diane McNally & Tami Simon

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