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Business Continuity Delegation of Responsibilities and Assignments

Avatar photo Tassia Stewart March 25, 2020

Working conditions allow programmes to continue without significant adaptation: there are some security/ health concerns – a situation of heightened security / health awareness is initiated. Check this guide of delegation of responsibilities and assignments.

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