Severe weather, active shooter events, and civil unrest were just a few of the top threats to employee safety and business continuity in 2022. In the first 30 days of 2023, the U.S. has already seen a multibillion-dollar weather event, experienced more than 40 mass shootings, and witnessed several nationwide demonstrations. Studies consistently show that safety is top-of-mind for employees now more than ever. For businesses, ensuring employee safety goes far beyond their duty of care, impacting daily operations as well as the organization’s overall reputation. As the world watches critical events such as these become more common, employees are…
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