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Businesses and the Workplace

H1N1 Flu Resources for Businesses and Employers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Guidance documents, podcasts, and other resources developed by CDC to help prevent the further spread of this new virus

Flu.gov - Influenza Business Planning
Guidance documents, checklists, letters, and other resources

Flyers and Posters:

Preparing Your Business
Flyer promoting pandemic flu planning by businesses. Includes a planning checklist.
Stop The Spread Of Germs At Work
Employers can download, print, and post this flyer in the workplace. It lists things employees can do to help stop spreading germs at work.
Is it a cold or the flu?
chart comparing the symptoms, causes, treatment, and prevention methods for the cold or flu
CDC Bus Ad- English and Spanish
Tips for Cleaning Kitchens
Are You Sick? Stay Home!
Wash Your Hands

Seasonal Influenza Materials and Resources from MDCH
Outlines other strategies used to prevent seasonal influenza in the workplace


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