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Preparing the Workplace for the Third Wave of H1N1

Posted on December 1, 2009 by Heenan Blaikie

Medical officials have acknowledged that the second wave of the H1N1 influenza pandemic has peaked and is waning in most parts of Canada.  Already officials are predicting a third wave of the pandemic that will occur during the holiday season or in the early new year.

In anticipation of a third pandemic wave, employers should develop a pandemic preparedness plan to ensure continuity of their operations.  Employers should also educate themselves about their legal obligations in a pandemic.  In order to assist employers, Heenan Blaikie's national labour and employment law practice has prepared a " A(H1N1) Update - 2009" (pdf) with practical guidance on managing the workplace during a pandemic and the most frequently-asked legal questions.

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