Employers: Coronavirus will be approached the same way as other business risks
1 year, 10 months ago

Employers: Coronavirus will be approached the same way as other business risks

NL Times  

Employers will from now on treat the coronavirus in the same way as other business risks. That's according to a spokesperson for employers' associations VNO-NCW and MKB-Nederland in a response to the Outbreak Management Team’s new Covid-19 recommendation. That the pandemic is over is "positive news," said a spokesperson of the employers' associations, and assumes that the employers affiliated with VNO-NCW and MKB-Nederland will follow the OMT advice. Employers have long looked forward to the end of the pandemic, the spokesperson claimed, because there will be no new Covid-19 measures then.

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Are businesses ready for a Covid wave?
1 year, 3 months ago

Are businesses ready for a Covid wave?

BBC  

Are businesses ready for another wave of Covid-19 cases? Essential workers, however will still be on the frontlines, and with some CEOs drawing a hard line on return-to-office policies, the next wave of cases won't affect all businesses or workers equally. It's important that the 'playbook', so to speak, is written down somewhere, so that we are not reinventing things …

Entrepreneurs: Keep Covid access passes as a last resort if situation deteriorates
2 years, 4 months ago

Entrepreneurs: Keep Covid access passes as a last resort if situation deteriorates

NL Times  

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Company doctors urge businesses to prepare for fall Covid-19 wave
2 years, 5 months ago

Company doctors urge businesses to prepare for fall Covid-19 wave

NL Times  

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Coronavirus infections rise 70% as fears of a new wave grow
2 years, 6 months ago

Coronavirus infections rise 70% as fears of a new wave grow

Dutch News  

The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in the Netherlands has risen for the third week in a row, and more people have been admitted to a hospital intensive care ward, public health institute RIVM said on Tuesday. Warnings On Monday, the Netherlands’ two biggest employers’ organisations made a public appeal to get people to start keeping to the basic coronavirus …

Coronavirus infections rise 70% as fears of a new wave grow
2 years, 6 months ago

Coronavirus infections rise 70% as fears of a new wave grow

Dutch News  

The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in the Netherlands has risen for the third week in a row, and more people have been admitted to a hospital intensive care ward, public health institute RIVM said on Tuesday. Warnings On Monday, the Netherlands’ two biggest employers’ organisations made a public appeal to get people to start keeping to the basic coronavirus …

Keep to the basic coronavirus rules, employers say as cases rise
2 years, 6 months ago

Keep to the basic coronavirus rules, employers say as cases rise

Dutch News  

The Netherlands’ two biggest employers organisations have made a public appeal to get people to start keeping to the basic coronavirus rules again, because of fears that a new wave is imminent. ‘Work from home if you have symptoms and ventilate properly – it is very important to do so now that the number of coronavirus infections in the Netherlands …

Keep to the basic coronavirus rules, employers say as cases rise
2 years, 6 months ago

Keep to the basic coronavirus rules, employers say as cases rise

Dutch News  

The Netherlands’ two biggest employers organisations have made a public appeal to get people to start keeping to the basic coronavirus rules again, because of fears that a new wave is imminent. ‘Work from home if you have symptoms and ventilate properly – it is very important to do so now that the number of coronavirus infections in the Netherlands …

Government to cut coronavirus lifeline for businesses on October 1
3 years, 3 months ago

Government to cut coronavirus lifeline for businesses on October 1

Dutch News  

The government has confirmed that financial support for businesses hit by coronavirus restrictions will end on October 1. ‘It’s unacceptable and inexplicable that the restrictions are continuing but the support is stopping,’ said chairman Robèr Willemsen. ‘Companies have no reserves and a mountain of debt.’ Travel trade body ANVR said its 800 members were still severely limited by testing regimes …

Government to cut coronavirus lifeline for businesses on October 1
3 years, 3 months ago

Government to cut coronavirus lifeline for businesses on October 1

Dutch News  

The government has confirmed that financial support for businesses hit by coronavirus restrictions will end on October 1. ‘It’s unacceptable and inexplicable that the restrictions are continuing but the support is stopping,’ said chairman Robèr Willemsen. ‘Companies have no reserves and a mountain of debt.’ Travel trade body ANVR said its 800 members were still severely limited by testing regimes …

Covid UK: Companies insist employees vaccinated before contracts
3 years, 10 months ago

Covid UK: Companies insist employees vaccinated before contracts

Daily Mail  

Companies have begun drafting 'no jab, no job' contracts to force staff to get Covid-19 vaccinations - despite lawyers warning they likely to be challenged in court - while ministers push for a certificate scheme to reopen cinemas and clubs. Bosses in the care home sector as well as large international groups including an energy firm are making 'risky' arrangements …

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