It’s often impossible to predict when events will impact your business’ continuity, but that doesn’t mean you can’t always be prepared.
For example, in the case of pandemics, there are a number of specific preparations and precautions that you should consider; extraordinary circumstances require extraordinary measures.
An estimated 29.2 million working days were lost in 2019 as a result of illness and injury (HSE), which means that preparing for a pandemic could be the difference between your organisation continuing or closing.
In this module, you will learn:
- How to minimise the spread of infection in your workplace
- The NHS’ recommended method to wash your hands
- How to continue working in the event of self-isolation
- How stay safe when working from home
Let’s get started!
