According to the Federal Statistical Office, the People's Republic of China was Germany's most important trading partner for the seventh consecutive year in 2022. Therefore, it is crucial for companies that business activities can proceed without interruption, and that employees remain healthy and safe during their travels and assignments to China.
What do companies need to consider when fulfilling their duty of care, and what are the risks for travelers and expatriates in China? In a web meeting on November 9th, Dr. Stefan Eßer, Regional Medical Director for Central Europe, and Dr. Ahmed Fahmy, Regional Medical Director for Assistance Services in Northern Asia at International SOS, will provide an overview of on-site healthcare and potential challenges for companies and their employees.
Agenda:
We look forward to receiving your message and your participation in the web meeting.
What do companies need to consider when fulfilling their duty of care, and what are the risks for travelers and expatriates in China? In a web meeting on November 9th, Dr. Stefan Eßer, Regional Medical Director for Central Europe, and Dr. Ahmed Fahmy, Regional Medical Director for Assistance Services in Northern Asia at International SOS, will provide an overview of on-site healthcare and potential challenges for companies and their employees.
Agenda:
- Challenges for Companies: Fulfilling Duty of Care and How the ISO 31030 Guide Can Assist
- Challenges for Business Travelers: Case Study
- On-Site Healthcare Infrastructure, the Healthcare System, and Evacuations
- International SOS in China: Assistance Center, Consultation, and On-Site Support
We look forward to receiving your message and your participation in the web meeting.