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We'd like to congratulate our May Service Award Winners for their outstanding work! These awards are peer-nominated based on the embodiment of CRL's core values. Congratulations! Kim Damsen - Tox Sales & Admin. - Serve One Another Award Jason Pola - Admin. - IT Development - Serve One Another Award Cameron Hall - Gen. Lab - Chemistry - Serve One Another Award Zach Baker - Tox Confirmation - Serve One Another Award Melissa Lang - Tox Client Care Services - Serve One Another Award Michael Clark - Tox R&D - Serve One Another Award Kierra Caston - Admin. - Distribution Center - Serve One Another Award Jonathan Truong - Tox Screening - Power of One Award
We are excited and proud to welcome our May new hires to the CRL team!
We are excited and proud to welcome our May new hires to the CRL team!
CRL understands the importance of Mental Health for our employees and all individuals around the world. Today, we'd like to shed light on self-care and its importance in contributing to mental, emotional, and physical well-being. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines self-care as “the ability of individuals, families, and communities to promote health, prevent disease, maintain health, and cope with illness and disability with or without the support of a health worker.” However, at its simplest form, self-care is a form of self-love that helps us feel good. Whether your form of self-care is reading, going for a run, gardening, setting boundaries, meditating, losing track of time putting together a jigsaw puzzle, practicing gratitude, or just wearing your coziest pajamas, find things that can lift your mood and make you feel better – mind, body, and soul.
CRL understands the importance of Mental Health for our employees and all individuals around the world. Today, we'd like to shed light on self-care and its importance in contributing to mental, emotional, and physical well-being. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines self-care as “the ability of individuals, families, and communities to promote health, prevent disease, maintain health, and cope with illness and disability with or without the support of a health worker.” However, at its simplest form, self-care is a form of self-love that helps us feel good. Whether your form of self-care is reading, going for a run, gardening, setting boundaries, meditating, losing track of time putting together a jigsaw puzzle, practicing gratitude, or just wearing your coziest pajamas, find things that can lift your mood and make you feel better – mind, body, and soul.