What is the Cost of Grief and Loss in the Workplace?

May 14, 2021
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Katie Lynch

Hear from Apiary Life Founder and CEO, Katie Lynch, on the cost of grief and loss in the workplace.

The cost of grief and loss in the workplace has been estimated to be north of $75B per year, as a result of knock on performance, on lost working time, lost business, and as well when considering attrition. Katie Lynch delves into this question further as she reflects upon the cost of unprecedented grief and relationship breakdown.
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