‘Bereavement in the Workplace’ – A Bereavement Charter Webinar (3 May)

‘Bereavement in the Workplace’ – A Bereavement Charter Webinar (3 May)

Webinar: Bereavement in the Workplace |A Bereavement Charter for Children and Adults in Scotland

Tuesday 3rd May 2022, 13:30 to 15:05 (via Zoom)

The Group which developed the Charter is holding the third in a series of webinars exploring different elements of death and bereavement.

Full programme can be viewed below.

Register your place here.

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