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Productivity of a company begins with the health of its employees. While it is not always possible to eliminate sickness, with the proper tools, reducing the illness and its effects can be within your reach. This course will explain what it takes to keep yourself and co-workers healthy.Please login.
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- 11 Sections
- 11 Lessons
- 7 Hours
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- Common Winter Illnesses (I)Common winter illnesses in the office include colds, flu, and respiratory infections. Preventative measures like vaccination, promoting hand hygiene, and encouraging sick employees to stay home can reduce transmission and maintain health.1
- Common Winter Illnesses (II)Common winter illnesses in the workplace, such as seasonal affective disorder (SAD), flu, and bronchitis, can impact productivity. Encouraging wellness programs, promoting healthy habits, and providing mental health support can mitigate these issues.1
- Cold/ Cold SoresColds and cold sores are common winter ailments that can spread easily in office environments. Encouraging hygiene practices, providing resources for treatment, and promoting awareness can help reduce their prevalence among employees.1
- InfluenzaInfluenza, or the flu, poses a significant risk in office settings during winter. Implementing vaccination campaigns, promoting hygiene practices, and encouraging sick employees to stay home can help reduce outbreaks and maintain productivity.1
- PneumoniaPneumonia can be a serious winter illness in the workplace, particularly for vulnerable employees. Promoting vaccinations, encouraging prompt medical attention for respiratory symptoms, and maintaining a healthy environment can help prevent its spread.1
- Sore Throat/ Strep ThroatSore throat and strep throat are common during winter, often spreading in office environments. Encouraging employees to seek medical attention, promoting hygiene practices, and providing resources can help minimize outbreaks and discomfort.1
- Norovirus/ Viral GastroenteritisNorovirus and viral gastroenteritis can quickly spread in office settings, causing significant absenteeism. Promoting strict hygiene practices, ensuring proper food handling, and encouraging sick employees to stay home are essential for prevention.1
- Keeping Your Office CleanKeeping your office clean is vital for health and safety, especially during winter. Regularly disinfecting surfaces, encouraging hand hygiene, and promoting a clutter-free environment can reduce illness transmission and enhance employee well-being.1
- Stay/ Go HomeEstablishing a "stay/go home" policy encourages employees to prioritize health. Employees showing symptoms of illness should feel empowered to stay home, minimizing the spread of infections and maintaining a healthier workplace environment.1
- Emergency Response Plan (ERP)An Emergency Response Plan (ERP) outlines procedures for responding to workplace emergencies, including health crises, natural disasters, or safety incidents. It ensures employee safety, establishes communication protocols, and designates responsibilities for effective response.1
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