EventsCase, a UK event management software company, has announced that a £50,000 (USD$61,665) relief fund has been made available to its employees worldwide, to meet the economic needs that may arise from the Covid-19 pandemic. The EventsCase management said the fund aimed to “transmit a message of support and confidence” to its more than 50 employees across the UK, Spain, UAE and USA. Any member of the company who is struggling financially as a result of the pandemic can apply for financial assistance. The company will use the fund to advance a salary or bonus — or to apply other compensation measures. CEO and Co-Founder of EventsCase, Jose Bort, said: “Our company’s human resources is one of its most valuable assets. We wanted to make our support more official to our employees through this initiative. One of our guiding principles in EventsCase is to help those in need. ‘We are at your side if you need us,’ we always said to our clients. This time, the need to extend help goes inward to our very own team.”
EventsCase launches employee aid fund
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