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Engaging and Managing a Multi-Generational Workforce
Cost: Free for Members, $149 for Non-MembersA multi-generational workforce introduces challenges for EHS&S managers. This webinar teaches you how workers of different ages differ in terms of their communication styles, their career expectations and how they interact with their colleagues. You'll learn how to effectively manage employees with a range of experience from peer leaders.
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Safety Culture Reinvigoration
Cost: Free for Members, $149 for Non-MembersAre your safety indicators trending the wrong way? Has safety taken a back seat to other priorities? This webinar will teach you the symptoms of safety culture decline, and offer direct examples from peer companies who have successfully reinvigorated their programs.
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Vapor Intrusion Assessment and Mitigation
Cost: Free for Members, $49 for Non-membersVapor migration is not only an issue for water and soil, but for those working in buildings near a contaminated site. This webinar explains the risks associated with exposure, provides a synopsis of the US Environmental Protection Agency's 2015 vapor intrusion guidance and will introduce you to new technologies that can help your company better manage this risk.
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Career Profiles and Skills for Success
Cost: FREE!What are the key skills EHS and sustainability leaders need to be successful? This webinar features survey results from more than 350 in-house EHS&S leaders.
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Key Competencies for EHS & Sustainability Professionals
Cost: FREE!How are companies staffing their EHS&S functions in terms of skills and knowledge areas? This webinar features results from NAEM's survey, including the core responsibilities for professionals by job title, and the average salaries based on years of experience.
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The Big Pivot
Cost: Free for Members, $49 for Non-MembersAndrew Winston, a leading consultant on corporate sustainability strategy, shares highlights from his book, "The Big Pivot," about how to profitably do business in a world shaped by climate change, natural resource scarcity and radical transparency.
