Unilever employees to virtually volunteer their time for Annual Day of Service

Published: 20-May-2020
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US employees will give their time to service acts such as mentoring a student over video or participating in an open source career panel

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Unilever employees will virtually volunteer their time as part of the company’s first annual Day of Service in the US due to be held tomorrow.

Members of staff will donate their time to service acts, partnering with

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