The document provides 4 actions that businesses can take to avoid being disrupted by the coronavirus: 1) Battle misinformation by having a central trusted source inform employees of procedures, risks, and symptoms. 2) Battle the spread by boosting remote work and quarantining at-risk individuals. 3) Implement high-level travel procedures like restricting travel or using certain airplanes to minimize business risks. 4) Assess pandemic policies which may need updates to technology, hygiene products, and hand-washing stations to add calm instead of increasing dread.

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4 Actions Your Business Can Take to Avoid Being Disrupted by the Coronavirus
The Coronavirus continuously spreads, and the effects are starting to be felt beyond
borders as economic woes and realities start surfacing. Businesses which are not
already affected are getting ready to fight a wave of sickness whether containment
steps fail or succeed. Businesses worldwide already are battling fear and
misinformation; however, what are the actual measures and behaviors businesses may
put in place which will stop the spread of this disease? Here is a list of 4 actions
businesses might take to help their employees and themselves. If you have any
questions about our floor cleaning processes or would like to schedule an appointment
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1) Battle misinformation by informing
your team of the procedures, risks,
and symptoms from a central voice.
Keeping on top of advice and news
from the CDC, the World Health
Organisation, and trustworthy sources
is crucial. Recommend that
individuals carefully choose their
information sources and suggest that they not share unsanctioned details on social
networks. One voice is important while dealing with issues such as disease spread.
2) Battle the spread. Wherever possible, boost remote work and quarantine the ones at
risk. Be certain that you have a plan that keeps folks checking in, as well as friendly
reminders about travelling and going to high-risk activities such as international
conventions and events and mass sports events. Increasing usage of tongs, reducing
open candy jars and ensuring that sneeze guards are over food also helps slow the
spread.

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3) Implement/introduce high-level travel procedures. Whether that means no travel or
different planes that minimize risk to business continuity, companies must think ‘big red
bus theory’ when it concerns infectious diseases. Updating procedures and contact
numbers also should be a main priority. Updating security upon devices which are being
taken offsite also is a great policy to review and implement right away.
4) Assess pandemic policies - most never will have even been looked at. Multiple
clauses and technology likely will have to be updated and likely implemented. From
anti-bacterial gels and masks to hand-washing stations, present and introduce the
proper information in the correct manner and you will add calm, not fuel more dread.
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