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#旅行风险管理

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  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Travel Risk Quiz: How Can You Improve Your Duty of Care?

    SAP Concur blog emphasizes the importance of duty of care and travel risk management, noting it is a legal requirement. It mentions strike action, natural disasters, and global health warnings can put employees at risk. It recommends businesses assess risks employees face, identify duty of care gaps, track employee locations, and adapt to the new normal of remote and mobile work. Technology can improve travel visibility for tracking and communication.

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    Be Aware of Your Duty of Care and the Increase in Traveler Concerns

    SAP Concur blog post emphasizes that with global business travel spending expected to reach $1.6 trillion by 2020, organizations must strengthen duty of care and travel risk management. It notes that even organizations with good track records have gaps that could be seen as negligent. Risks include geopolitical, health, and environmental incidents, as well as common commuting accidents. Companies should embrace ethical responsibility beyond legal obligations and adopt consistent policies, training, communication, and data management.

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    Data is Key to Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset – Your People

    An SAP Concur blog post discusses the role of data in implementing a travel risk management (TRM) program. According to a 2017 Business Travel News report, companies are trending toward a 'team approach' integrating internal and external stakeholders for TRM. The survey shows 66% of companies use itinerary data and employee contact information to support TRM, and 46% use market-specific threat information. The article emphasizes that integrated data is the heart of a successful TRM program, and organizations need to leverage technology to collect travel and spend data from various channels to keep employees safe and compliant.

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    Nine Tips for Filling the Gaps in Your Duty of Care

    A SAP Concur blog post notes that many organizations understand the need to support and protect business travelers but few realize their duty of care obligations extend to all employees. It cites GBTA-identified traveler risks including standing out, driving in unfamiliar locations, stress and fatigue, language barriers, unfamiliarity with local health risks and medical facilities, and not knowing who to alert in an emergency. Common gaps include failing to inform travelers of risks, not documenting safety advice, focusing security only on high-risk international travel, not including safety in procurement criteria, not regularly testing crisis management plans, and lacking a fully mapped t…

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    SAP Concur Releases Guide on Preparing for Duty of Care Incidents

    SAP Concur published an article, the final installment of its travel risk management series, providing guidance on how to respond to duty of care incidents. The article emphasizes that to fulfill duty of care obligations, a comprehensive emergency response plan must be in place and continually tested and reviewed. The plan should include: around-the-clock monitoring, establishing response roles, reliable communications, integration of tools, and practice, review, and repeat. It also cites a report by Reed & Mackay and recommendations from the BTN Group and GBTA.