Managing risk-related change and the need for organizational capacity building will dominate this year’s gathering of employer health experts.

Meeting virtually for the second consecutive year due to travel restrictions, the 9^th Global Healthy Workplace Summit, 17 – 18 November, will examine the need to respond to COVID and general changes taking place in work by exploring how employers and educational institutions can work more effectively together. The summit will also host a risk management exercising testing how experts including Unilever and Optum respond to a series of possible scenarios that employers currently face or may do so in future.

The highlight of the summit will be the Global Healthy Workplace Awards with finalist presentations from Australia, India and the United States. The Multinational section will see HSBC from the United Kingdom square off against P&G from South America.

Prior to the formal summit, its host, the Global Centre for Healthy Workplaces will hold its regular roundtable of the Global Alliance which will explore broader strategic issues involving representatives from the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

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