From Cairo to Colombo, Manila to Melbourne, protest movements over cost-of-living pressures, stagnant wages and climate change have emerged as a key source of risk to global organisations.
Protests in both low and high risk settings will almost certainly increase in frequency and severity this year, as food and fuel inflation squeezes societies and governments recovering from the pandemic. For travelling staff, it can mean transport disruption due to industrial unrest and incidental exposure to protest violence.
As an organisation, being able to provide early warning of protest likelihood and impact, probable protest methods and tactics, and advice and support to travelling staff is crucial for duty of care.
In this webinar, our panel discusses how each work trip in this current environment requires careful planning.
Conference
Melbourne | International SOS Conference 2024
Melbourne, Australia
English
- Mental Health
- Duty of Care
- Diversity
- Wellbeing
- Workforce
Webinar
Americas | Global Security Challenges in the 2024 U.S. Election
United States
English
- Business Continuity
- Duty of Care
- Risk
- Security
- Unrest
- Workforce
In-Person Event
Hong Kong | Protecting your students and staff wherever they are & incident response for school trips
Hong Kong, Hong Kong (China, SAR)
English
- Duty of Care
- Travel
- Safety
- Security
- Risk