[Video] Recognize the Good

March 18, 2020

#RecognizeTheGood

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to dominate conversation and change our professional and personal lives. In spite of this, we are witnessing people display humanity in every corner of the world – communities, companies, and countries doing extraordinary things. In uncertain times, these moments of humanity matter more than ever. Together, let’s recognize the positivity around us and the sense of belonging that selfless acts of humanity can inspire. Share your positive stories with #RecognizeThe Good on social media and follow Workhuman, where we’ll be doing the same.

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