Recent approvals for COVID-19 vaccines have led to questions about how or if individuals on international assignments will receive vaccination support from their employers.
AIRINC conducted a pulse survey to understand what support, if any, companies plan to extend to employees on assignment. Survey results show that most companies are either unsure what they will do (45% of participants) or plan not to extend special support to employees beyond what is already provided via medical insurance and locally available healthcare (45% of participants).
AIRINC continues to monitor how companies approach the challenges posed by COVID-19. If you are looking for additional insights to help make informed program decisions, we encourage you to reach out to your AIRINC team today.
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