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This week's guide to Crisis Management This week's email features a look at: Absenteeism due to Omicros is forcing businesses to cut hours or shutdown altogether; Financial experts share 2022 economic, market outlook; Mediators can help bridge gaps in communication; A 2022 look ahead at retail; Workplace safety, cybersecurity top regulatory issues employers should monitor. For more on Crisis Management be sure to visit our website, crisismanagementupdate.com. We'd love to hear your thoughts or feedback on this newsletter. Please contact Patrick Brannan at [email protected]. | | | |
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| | Absenteeism due to Omicron is forcing businesses to cut hours or shutdown Small businesses are facing staffing shortages, and many are having to reduce hours and services or shuttering ... Read more > |
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| Financial experts share 2022 economic, market outlook Wage pressure remains high and inflation is climbing — dramatically affecting the economy and just about every industry — but what does that mean .. . Read more > |
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| Mediators can help bridge gaps in communication In some instances, managing a client’s expectations may be more difficult ... Read more > |
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| | A 2022 look ahead at retail The upcoming year looks as though it could offer more growth for e-commerce, but traditional in-store shopping could continue its downward trend, meaning small businesses ... Read more > |
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| Workplace safety, cybersecurity top issues employers should monitor The list, compiled annually by the team of regulatory compliance experts at Paychex, identifies the items that should be top of mind as business owners and HR leaders continue to manage the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and plan .. . Read more > |
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