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WorldatWork Issue Tracker: Business Continuity Planning - H1N1
Issue Tracker ArchivesBusiness Continuity Planning - H1N1 Virus Archived September 2010
Human cases of the influenza A H1N1 virus (swine flu) have been confirmed in a many countries including Mexico and the United States. Once again, many organizations are taking steps to ensure they have the necessary plans in place to respond should there be an impact to their business and/or employees with any potential pandemic. On Aug. 10 2010, WHO Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan announced that the H1N1 influenza virus has moved into the post-pandemic period. However, localized outbreaks of various magnitudes are likely to continue.
Review the resources below and join the dialogue about the H1N1 virus on the new WorldatWork Community Discussion Boards. Go to your Community homepage or search for "swine" or "H1N1" in the top left search box to see related posts.
For more resources on business planning and response, also see Pandemic Preparation - Avian Flu .
Total Rewards Issues Workforce Health Strategies - A Multinational Perspective
Most Employees Believe Their Workplace Will be Hit by H1N1 Flu Virus
H1N1 - Dont Let It Make Your Organization Sick
Employer H1N1 Virus Risk Management Requires Employer Care To Manage Virus Risks Without Violating Employment Discrimination or Other Laws Cynthia Stamer, P.C. , Nov. 30, 2009
Paid Leave and the Swine Flu: Part II WorldatWork Post Blog , Nov. 18, 2009
Paid Leave and the Swine Flu WorldatWork Post Blog , Nov. 12, 2009
Temporary Legislation Introduced to Guarantee Five Paid Sick Days For Workers With a Contagious Illness
Emergency H1N1 Legislation Would Mandate Paid Sick Leave For Employer-Directed Absences
H1N1 Flu and the Workplace
EEOC Provides Technical Guidance on Pandemic Planning in the Workplace and the Americans with Disabilities Act
Most American Workers Say Their Employers Not Communicating About H1N1 Virus
Business Continuity
Planning for H1N1:
A Guide for Total Rewards and HR Professionals
Do Health Insurance Plans Cover H1N1 and Seasonal Flu Shots
Survey of U.S. Government Agencies Reveals Telework as Essential to Continuity of Operations, Emergency Preparedness
Ready for Disaster - Business Continuity Depends on a Total Rewards Plan
Survey of HR Preparedness for Flu
Pandemic
Preparing for a Pandemic: The Total Rewards Angle Supplemental Information
Threat of Flu Pandemic Means Employers Must Geographically
Flu Pandemic - Are you Ready?
Effect of Disasters on Pay and Benefits Policies
Telework - A Critical Component of Your Total Rewards Strategy
Exploring Telework as a Business Continuity Strategy
WASC Telework Policy
International Trade Administration Telework Guide
Security Issues for Telecommuting
Business Planning & Preparedness GSK Begins Distributing 2010-2011 Flu Vaccine
As Influenza Season Nears Employers Need To Be Prepared
Majority of American Workers Plan to Get Flu Shots
CDC Issues Seasonal and Swine Flu Guidance
WHO Declares Flu Pandemic
Significant Number of Employers Still Not Prepared for Possible Flu Pandemic
Companies Actively Preparing for Possible Flu Pandemic
It's Never Too Late to be Prepared
Pandemic Preparedness - Are You Ready
The H1N1 Flu Virus - Recommendations for Employers in Quebec
What Employers Can Do to Protect Workers from Pandemic Influenza
How to Protect Yourself in the Workplace During a Pandemic
What You Should Know About the Swine Flu
Business Continuity Study Says Houston is Most Prepared U.S. City
New Study Reveals Lack of Confidence in Disaster and Information Availability Preparedness Among U.S. Executives Surveyed
The White House - National Strategy for Pandemic Influenza (NSPI)
Business Pandemic Influenza Planning Checklist
Pandemic Influenza — Managing the Risks of an Invisible Threat
Avian Flu and Pandemic Preparedness
Forum on Business and Influenza Pandemic Preparedness
Emergency Management Guide For Business & Industry
Standard Checklist Criteria For Business Recovery
Business & Industry Preparedness Guide
