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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change the way we do things for the foreseeable future, it can be difficult to ensure a safe workplace in a post-COVID world. However, there are some tips that employees do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and help you get things moving again as things start to […]

The search to find the right third-party logistics (3PL) partner that will suit your business’s needs can be daunting. Learn the primary considerations driving the choice of a third party logistics provider.

The answer to disaster management planning is to have a disaster plan in place before a disaster. Easily editable word templates make this process easier.

The Disaster Recovery Team is drawn from the company’s available personnel resources, and functions as a strategic planning and tactical response unit.

People are losing their jobs as a result of business establishments closing due to the government’s lockdown protocol to curtail the contagion of coronavirus. Businesses that undergo surveys are expected to have a decline in revenue in the upcoming six months due to the lockdown.

To solve problems, we must find the root cause and eliminate it. Did you know one of the most useful tools in this process are Cause-Effect Diagrams?

With the recent COVID-19 outbreak spurring on remote recruitment, it seems flexible working is no longer the future — it is  reality for the majority of businesses. While many companies have decided to halt their recruitment during these uncertain times, others have shifted their workers to a remote working setup.

Correcting a problem isn’t as good as…taking steps to prevent its recurrence. But, making sure a problem doesn’t recur isn’t as good as preventing it from occurring.

Could your “crisis and continuity management” plan take a more comprehensive approach? Or, are you satisfied with your current plan?