International SOS: Global Duty of Care Awards 2021 Launched Focusing on Redefining Duty of Care in a COVID-19 World
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Empowering the Future of Workforce Resilience: Redefining Duty of Care in a COVID-19 World.
There are three new Award categories; COVID-19 Ambassador (individual contributor), COVID-19 Agility Response and Inclusion Diversity. The Awards will be supported by a panel of sector-leading expert judges and a host of internationally recognised organisations.
The International SOS Foundation is proud to present Chubb, the world s largest publicly traded property casualty insurance company, as Gold sponsor of the 2021 Duty of Care Awards Summit.
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Following in the footsteps of the award-winning C SEED 201 TV, the brand new C SEED M1 takes the stage. This is the first foldable 165-inch Micro LED TV and the latest evolution in luxury AV technology
WIENER NEUDORF, Austria, 25 February 2021 /PRNewswire/ C SEED proudly presents the revolutionary M1, marking a new state of the art package in TV technology and design: A sculpture-like column rises silently from the floor, unfolding an enormous 165 4k Micro LED TV display with a high precision frame machined from a solid block of aviation-grade aluminum alloy to provide the ultimate TV experience.
4k Micro LED technology creates amazingly vibrant colors and a truly stunning resolution. A special screen surface treatment displays the all-important black deep and accurate like never before. In addition to on-board HDR Plus (High Dynamic Range), C SEED s Adaptive Gap Calibration Technology (AGC) renders borders between the display s wings totally invisible.
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The completion of the ground-breaking pilot program with South Bend, Indiana s SIMBA Chain, succeeds in meeting Toks social justice, sustainability, and business goals.
MEXICO CITY, MX / ACCESSWIRE / February 24, 2021 / Few people understand the social injustice found in a cup of coffee like Gustavo Pérez Belanga, director of corporate social responsibility at Restaurantes Toks. On any given day, four billion cups of coffee are enjoyed around the world. Of the $3 charged per cup, just 12 cents goes to the coffee growers, many of them living in poverty in small communities in Mexico and other Latin American countries. No money for food, no educational opportunities for their children, trafficking of all kinds, and that is just a start, Belanga says.
LAHORE: The gender wage gap is real—and hurts women across the board, more so in countries like Pakistan where gender bias begins at birth, and most available resources are reserved for male.