Exploring the Reality of Inclusive Return-To-Work
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Exploring the Reality of Inclusive Return-To-Work
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March 8, 2022
The ongoing pandemic has reshaped how we live, how we interact, and how we work in ways we couldn’t imagine only 2 years ago.
As we move toward re-opening the economy and our workplaces, businesses must consider how to make the return-to-work work for everyone.
This conference recording from VRA partner the Work Wellness Institute features international speakers covering return to work, cancer and work research and an international perspective in vocational rehabilitation featuring VRA trustee Joy Reymond.
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Exploring the Reality of Inclusive Return-To-Work
Articles / Case StudiesResource Updated:
March 8, 2022
The ongoing pandemic has reshaped how we live, how we interact, and how we work in ways we couldn’t imagine only 2 years ago.
As we move toward re-opening the economy and our workplaces, businesses must consider how to make the return-to-work work for everyone.
This conference recording from VRA partner the Work Wellness Institute features international speakers covering return to work, cancer and work research and an international perspective in vocational rehabilitation featuring VRA trustee Joy Reymond.
Access the slides and recordings here.
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