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This week's guide to Crisis Management
This week's email features a look at Lights at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel?; Supporting employees' mental health; Businesses getting in touch with contactless payments; Legal guidance a necessity for companies amid coronavirus uncertainty; COVID-19 reinforces benefits of outsourced accounting.
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| | | Lights at the end of COVID-19 tunnel?
Real estate developers and management companies have an extraordinary power to alter the course of the pandemic and future public health threats, according to an Oklahoma City real estate executive who is also part of a nationwide initiative to combat the virus.
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| Supporting employees’ mental health
With the pandemic and related economic downturn, many Americans, experts report, are experiencing higher than normal levels of stress, anxiety and worry about the future .
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| For overwhelmed businesses, COVID-19 reinforces benefits of outsourced accounting
An opportunity has arisen for many previously hesitant organizations to reconsider outsourced accounting as the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the forefront many of the immediate and long-term benefits of outsourcing businesses’ accounting functions, including:. Reduction of costs
Security and efficiency in a virtual workforce Increased depth of knowledge and resources Access to scalable technology solutions Read more > |
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| | | Businesses getting in touch with contactless payments
Early in the pandemic, the World Health Organization said that COVID-19 could spread through touching surfaces contaminated by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. For retailers without contactless payments systems, this kicked off a flurry of businesses looking to add the service to their point-of-sale checkout systems.
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| Legal guidance a necessity for companies amid coronavirus uncertainty
Contract disputes, cybersecurity, liability and back to work issues are just a few of the many areas in which companies are seeking legal help as the coronavirus continues to create uncertainty about the future and impact organizations’ day-to-day operations .
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