COVID-19 Return to the Workplace (RTWp) Virtual Conference Takes Place June 16
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COVID-19 Return to the Workplace (RTWp) Virtual Conference Takes Place June 16

The journey for returning to the workplace will be unique to every organization. How a business navigates through the recovery phase of the pandemic will depend on many factors, including its workforce, operations and resources. However, the need for preparedness, thoughtful planning and coordination will be fundamental for achieving and managing a safe and sustainable return to the workplace.

 

Designed for organizational leaders, PSHSA's Return to the Workplace (RTWp) virtual conference will explore how COVID-19 has impacted the people we work with, the places we work, and the things we do at work.

 

Stay Safe: Learn. Interact. Lead.

 

Come to LEARN how the pandemic has created the next normal for businesses. INTERACT with experts who will provide guidance on how to navigate return to the workplace during COVID-19. Hear about innovations that will help you LEAD in keeping employees and customers healthy and safe.

 

Registration for this conference is FREE. Visit https://www.accelevents.com/e/PSHSA to learn more and to register.

 

For more information regarding this event, please contact:

 

Amanda Allan

Manager, Marketing and Communications

aallan@pshsa.ca

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