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It is very important for citizens to practice basic precautions to reduce the spread of the virus.

Business Continuity

Business continuity means ensuring that essential business functions can survive a natural disaster, technological failure, human error or other disruptions.

Where can you start?

1. Prepare an influenza pandemic plan in order to maintain business continuity.
2. Protect your health and the health of your employees

Resources  

• Best Practice Guidelines for Workplace Health and Safety During a Pandemic
• Alberta Emergency Management Agency- Business Continuity Planning Guide for Business
• Public Health Agency of Canada - Information and Checklists for Businesses
• Business Continuity Planning Resources and Checklists
• Alberta's Plan for Pandemic Influenza

Daycares

• Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 Q&A for Child Care Program Operators 
  November 2, 2009
• Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 Q&A for Parents of Children Attending Child Care Programs
  October 28, 2009
• Sample letter for child care operators - Influenza-like-illness outbreaks
  October 28, 2009