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New ways to help keep your employees and workplace safe

09/03/20

Author: ADP Admin/Tuesday, September 1, 2020/Categories: Bulletin News

Help foster a safe workplace and prevent the spread of illness, starting before anyone walks in the door. Explore ADP Marketplace solutions that can help safeguard your workforce, including:

· miinehealth: COVID-19 testing and screening, contact tracing, and quarantine management

· CERTIFY SnapXT: Thermal scanning and fever detection device and software

· Doctegrity: 24/7 telemedicine and mental health, plus COVID-19 testing

Discover more solutions to help streamline HR processes and respond to COVID-19 challenges here.

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