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The RES Forum > Blog > Expert Perspective > SAFE(R) crisis management – what the Middle East conflict means for HR and Global Mobility > RES-Forum-blog-workforce-resilience-march-2026
In a cold, purple hue, a lone tree stands firm on the side of a rocky cliff. It’s branches are half bare and entirely scratchy. Even where there are leaves. The tree stretches out towards the drop, taking a sharp angle, perhaps searching for sunshine. Cutting into the heavy stone, its roots reach out below the patchy canopy, crawling across the tough terrain, unable to penetrate down.

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Published 26/03/2026 at 2250 × 1417 in SAFE(R) crisis management – what the Middle East conflict means for HR and Global Mobility
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