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 | Flu Season can be expensive for employers. Adding the medical expenses for sick workers to the cost of their lost time really adds up. Our lead article this week helps managers reduce those costs by keeping workers healthy. And if you haven't had a vaccination clinic yet at your company, there is still time to do it, but you need to hurry because the peak of flue season is approaching. |
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Keep Your Workers Working During Flu Season
The H1N1 virus, called the swine flu, is back. This time it is hitting young adults and the middle-aged harder than the normal seasonal flu. In part, this is because... Read more
| Older Workers Take Jobs From Younger
With the economy still struggling, we all know it is true that older workers take jobs from younger workers. The problem is, according to the Associated Press, that there are... Read more
| Some Managers Held Hostage
NBC News reports two top managers for Goodyear tire company in France were held hostage by workers in a plant that is to be closed. Although they were released unharmed... Read more
| Business Planning For A Bird Flu Epidemic
North American had its first death from Bird Flu in 2013. The bird flu is not a major threat yet, but it could become one. Business managers should treat it like any other risk to their business and make appropriate plans. Read more
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