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Striking the Balance – Supporting the Wellbeing of On Site & Remote Teams

Positive workplace mental health provider Headtorch is running a free to attend webinar called “Striking the balance – supporting the wellbeing of on site and remote teams” on 1st July from 12 noon – 1.00pm.

Including insights from Paul Douglas, VP, Volvo Construction Equipment and MD, Terex Trucks.

You can register to attend for free here.

 

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