An Important COVID-19 Update

Covid-19 Update

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In this unprecedented time A|r is taking every measure to protect our team, families, colleagues, and community.

We have closed our physical offices, suspended staff travel and shifted to remote working arrangements. Thanks to years of off-site work experience and a strong technology infrastructure we are able to provide uninterrupted services for our clients.

You can continue to reach us the same ways as before. Our main line will continue to operate, as messages will be relayed to the appropriate person. If you have an alternate means to reach us, such as cell phone or email, please continue to use it.

We believe everyone’s contribution is needed right now, and in our small way, A|r is behind the scenes assisting our healthcare clients to prepare additional emergency response facilities. It’s the least we can do for those on the front lines.

Our best wishes to all the dedicated professionals providing these essential, and in many cases life-saving, services. Let us all remember to do our part to slow the spread of COVID 19, as citizens and as a community, adhering to safety procedures and caring for our most vulnerable.

We encourage everyone to stay active, stay connected, and to look after your own mental as well as physical health. Go for a walk, read a poem, and welcome the little birdies back north. It’s springtime!

The A|r Family

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