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As HR professionals, we know that trust is required for folks to feel psychologically safe and a sense of belonging in the workplace, but how is trust formed? Is it automatically given? Is it earned over time? How can it be repaired once broken? Please join us on August 2nd as we welcome Ben Kasraei to share his experiences and insight coming into HR from an operations retail environment, and how he has seen open and transparent communication used to build trust. We will look into how to help employees achieve their best by giving them the skills needed for career planning, employee empowerment, and accountability and how demonstrating empathy can be one of the best ways to gain trust in an organization..