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What happens when work turns into a war zone?

It's a question Dale Buckner has been racing to answer for his clients in the wake of October 7's attacks on Israel, which sparked the Israel-Hamas war and a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. As CEO of Global Guardian, an international emergency-response and medical-services provider, Buckner and his team have been working with corporate clients to evacuate employees and families from Israel, and provide additional security for those who will remain in the region.

The horrific conflict, Buckner says, should serve as a stark reminder to employers to revisit (or build) emergency planning for their workforce, particularly in a global economy that's embracing remote work. Emergencies and natural disasters that require employees to be evacuated or protected, whether domestic or abroad, can happen with little or no notice. Even proactive employers may find themselves left unprepared, Buckner warns.

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First it was Covid. Now abortion bans and anti-LGBTQ laws are complicating business travel.

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While most businesses now have protocols to handle Covid exposures, some are just starting to wrestle with other scenarios: What if a pregnant employee has a medical emergency while traveling in an anti-abortion state? Or a trans employee faces a confrontation...

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What Is Business Travel Insurance?

via Money

If you frequently travel for work, business travel insurance can provide a safety net against a range of unforeseen expenses, from medical costs to travel delays and cancellations.

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9 tips to help companies perform duty of care and improve safety for domestic corporate travellers

via IOL

Corporate Traveller GM, Bonnie Smith, said that in corporate travel circles, the term ‘duty of care’ often evokes images of international flights and exotic locations, however, what about the daily commuter...

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Keep Employees Safe When They Travel Abroad

via SHRM

For employers sending employees abroad for work, it's necessary to take precautions and have protocols in place to minimize risk, especially if employees will be traveling to a region experiencing unrest.

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Travellers with disabilities are a group long overdue for the attention they deserve from the travel and tourism industry. Smart travel providers are making the commitment to improving accessibility, but we still have room to grow.

After all, the number of travellers with disabilities is growing – the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 27 per cent of US adults have a disability – and they’re spending significant amounts of money on travel. Knowing the importance of doing better to meet their diverse needs leads to our next question: what comes next?

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