Is your business prepared?

Whether natural or man-made, at least one in four businesses affected by a disaster never reopen. Though emergencies are unpredictable, when you have a plan in place you can adapt, recover and stay in control.

Plan now so you can respond later. Make sure you have the tools you need so you can continue to provide vital services to Oregonians. Create a business continuity plan. Learn more

Promote preparedness in the workplace. Involve your employees in business continuity planning. Plan for how you will communicate with your employees, customers, and the public during and after an emergency. Practice your plan. Learn more

Make sure your insurance is adequate. Plan for how you will deliver services if your utilities are disrupted. Take steps to secure your physical assets. Protect your data and information technology systems. Learn more

• flu.gov 
• Governor's Executive Order NO. 09-16 
• Governor's Executive Order NO. 09-17 
• Business Continuity Planning for Pandemic Flu (DAS) 
• Information for Employers on 2009 H1N1 Flu in the Workplace 
• Human Resources H1N1 Flu Q&A (DAS)