Travel managers have a number of considerations to address before they can re-open their travel programs, chief among them: traveler safety. Keeping up with the evolving safety protocols from airlines, hotels, and other suppliers, along with country and even state quarantine requirements which are constantly in flux, is a Herculean effort.
Adding to that confusion, new data privacy laws and the sudden importance of an employee’s health concerns to their work environment introduce new wrinkles a travel team has to contend with.
This intersection of duty of care and data privacy now falls squarely into the realm of corporate travel management -- not just your security, risk management, or legal team.
In this webinar, we discuss:
Adding to that confusion, new data privacy laws and the sudden importance of an employee’s health concerns to their work environment introduce new wrinkles a travel team has to contend with.
This intersection of duty of care and data privacy now falls squarely into the realm of corporate travel management -- not just your security, risk management, or legal team.
In this webinar, we discuss:
- Duty of care and data privacy: how do they intersect
- When should duty of care support begin and end
- A different, more holistic approach to duty of care
- How should companies balance potentially sensitive health data with duty of care needs
- What legal obligations do companies have regarding duty of care
- Sterling Miller, Three-Time General Counsel, author, keynote speaker - currently Senior Counsel at Hilgers Graben PLLC
- Bruce McIndoe, President & Founder of WorldAware
