Have your say: How well are trade bodies and professional associations performing for you?
The coronavirus pandemic has upended how we go about our day-to-day lives, with organisations forced to rapidly change how they operate while facing new challenges. Against this backdrop, Post wants to find out how your trade bodies and professional associations are performing for you.
How well are they tackling the issues you need them to? How well have they communicated with members? Have you been able to keep up with qualifications and exams? Is there anything you want to see less or more from these organisations?
Have your say in Post’s Trade Body and Professional Association Survey 2020.
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