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April 2nd 2020

Post Meeting Notes: How Coronavirus is Affecting Reward? Virtual Event

Written By
Carmen von Rohr

  • Tags
  • Coronavirus
  • Performance Management
  • Rewards
  • Reward Values
  • Employee Voice
  • Employee Value Proposition
  • Remote Working

On 1st April, PARC hosted Reward Directors and experts in a Zoom discussion on the Coronavirus pandemic. We looked at Reward policy actions being taken and answered several specific member queries about Reward’s response to the crisis. This summary shares some of the key insights from the discussion.

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