Employee education to mitigate risk can save lives.
Not long ago, a senior marketing manager for Merck, the New Jersey-based global health care organization, emerged from a long flight from Miami to Caracas. He was tired, but not so tired that he didn’t notice an airport anomaly: in addition to the expected inspections of boarding passengers, government agents were also conducting spot inspections elsewhere in the airport.
So it was with relief that, as previously planned, the manager was met by a transport service contracted by Merck to safely transfer him to the previously vetted hotel.
