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Pandemic Risk: Banks should have a Business Continuity Plan in place in case of catastrophic
events such as fires, earthquakes, floods or power outages. Also included in this plan should be
preparation for any potential flu outbreak. Take some time to brush up your Business Continuity
Plan by looking at potential scenarios such as coping with employees out with the flu or imagining
that your entire management team is down and unable to get to the bank. FDIC sites FRB sites State of Michigan sites Additional Resources World Health Organization Pandemic Flu - Government Resources OSHA US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Novel H1N1 Flu and Travel EEOC Issues Technical Assistance Document on Pandemic Planning in the Workplace H1N1 Q & A When dealing with influenza issues, Human Resources personnel may find useful an article entitled H1N1 Q&As . This article was drafted by the attorneys of Ogletree Deakins, a national labor and employment law firm that represents management. The information in this article should not be relied upon as legal advice. |
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