Odgers Berndtson: Coronavirus update

As the Covid-19 pandemic sadly continues to develop around the world our key objectives remain the safety of our people and to provide continuity of service to our clients and candidates at this critical time. We continue to follow the government advice in all the countries we serve.

The preparations we implemented to enable seamless remote working have been totally effective. We have strengthened resilience further by adding additional back up solutions to critical infrastructure (such as video-conferencing).

We are glad to report service around the world has been uninterrupted across all divisions and that we have continued to win, execute and complete assignments across our global network of 61 offices.

We recognise these are challenging times. If you have any questions at all please feel free to contact us directly:

Kester Scrope
Chief Executive

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