Beating the Heat for Worker Safety: Climate Change x Workers Panel Event
The climate crisis' impact is widespread and workers are feeling the heat. Learn about its effects and disparities at our upcoming panel on August 31st at 3PM EST featuring industry experts on climate change's impact on employees and the workplace, and the disparities that exist as a result.
Here's the link to register.
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