With natural disasters and health crisis sweeping the world, what duty of care do you have to your employees when disaster strikes? Find out how to plan ahead and protect your staff.
When managing business travel, duty of care and your travellers’ wellbeing should always be at the forefront. None of us want to put our staff members at risk, and no business travel is worth sacrificing a traveller’s safety. It’s for this reason that many companies have chosen to implement short term travel bans during the coronavirus outbreak. But for many companies, travel may still be required (even if it is only domestically) or you may have travellers having to go into mandatory self-isolation either at home or overseas.
At a time of uncertainty, Corporate Traveller’s preferred partners are keeping the safety of our customers at the forefront of their minds and creating environments suitable to cater for mandatory self-isolation. We’ve rounded up some of the ways our key hotel and ground transport partners are working to support travellers and safeguard their wellbeing.