While this strain of the flu is still mild, it could mutaute into something more deadly. It is a definite wake-up call to workplaces to prepare a Pandemic Plan. Businesses and organizations need to consider how a pandemic will affect business continuity. How would a business continue day to day operations if much of their workforce were sick?The World Health Organization yesterday declared the seven-week-old outbreak of the novel H1N1 influenza virus a pandemic, marking it as a historic global health event, one whose consequences may not be known for years. The announcement -- expected for weeks but made with some reluctance -- essentially warns the WHO's 194 member nations to get ready for the new flu strain, which is likely to infect as much as one-third of the population in the first wave and return in later waves that may be more severe. read more here.
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Maree Kyle posted a blog postHi everyone, I would like to invite you visit our new ISQEM blog. It will be updated a few times a week so please visit us and spread the…Continue
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How can a new General Outreach Trainer make the people understand General Industry Safety Outreach Training is just as important as Construction Safety Training?And why doesn't OSHA police the…Continue
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We often hear people discussing making changes within an organisation; however in reality change is not always achieved to everyone's expectations. The trouble is people often forget the basic…Continue
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