Six Major Findings and Analysis
Figure 11 Duty of Care Awareness
Industry awareness Company awareness
Low
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Step
Occupational health and safety Security/risk management
Workers' compensation HR - global mobility Insurance managers Travel management
Senior management - country level Senior management - C-suite HR - local country Legal
HR - compensations and benefits International assignees Medical directors
Public relations/communication Operations
Project management Low
2. Company size—Although there is no difference in industry or company awareness of Duty of Care by company size, the various areas of Duty of Care responsibility differ by the number of employees in the company. The larger the number of employees, the greater the awareness of different areas of Duty of Care. There are significant differences by company size for seven of the eight areas of Duty of Care responsibility. Small companies (less than 1,000 employees) have significantly lower levels of awareness for the different areas than larger companies (more than 10,000 employees). Size of the company also impacts the Duty of Care awareness of key stakeholders (i.e., security and risk management, occupational health and safety, medical, insurance, legal, HR and travel). In small (less than 100 employees) and medium-sized (1,000 to 9,999 employees)
Medium High
companies, these key stakeholders have lower Duty of Care awareness than in large (10,000 plus employees) companies. Small companies are less likely to be aware of the different Duty of Care responsibilities than larger companies, as they may not have experienced as many Duty of Care incidents and may have less specialized resources whose responsibility it is to raise Duty of Care awareness among employees and other company stakeholders.
3. Sector/Industry—Awareness of Duty of Care and travel risk management is the greatest for government organizations, followed by for-profit companies, NGOs and educational institutions. The differences reach statistical significance for
25 Assess risk Plan strategically
Policies and procedures Manage global mobility
Communicate, educate and train Track
Advise, assist and evacuate Control and analyze
Low Medium High Medium High
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