Importance of Workplace Flu Vaccinations
Monday, 04 Apr 2022

Flu is a common respiratory disease that affects many people every year. The most common way to contract the flu is at work when exposed to an infected colleague through coughs and sneezes, or indirect contact with a surface that has the flu virus. With the prevalence of flu in mind, a workplace flu vaccination strategy is important for all work sites.

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Simple tips to maintain your health this winter
Tuesday, 18 Jun 2019

It can often be a challenge to stay healthy during the winter months. The temperature drops, viruses seem to pop up everywhere and we tend to move less and crave more comfort food. Try our simple tips to maintain your health this winter.

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Flu Facts v. Flu Fiction
Friday, 01 Apr 2016

So much is said and written about flu and the flu vaccine it is often difficult to understand what is actually correct. Find out what is fact and what is fiction.

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Four-strain flu – just the shot
Friday, 01 Apr 2016

The choice looks simple enough: the familiar 3-strain ‘trivalent’ influenza vaccine or the new 4-strain quadrivalent version? Learn the difference.

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Barrier prevention: Handy flu tips
Thursday, 31 Mar 2016

Free Poster! There’s no doubt that having the vaccine every year is the best way to stay healthy during the flu season. It can stop you getting sick or help to keep your symptoms mild if you do come down with flu.

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On-site flu vaccination a win-win
Thursday, 31 Mar 2016

What motivates Australian employers to vaccinate their workers against flu? They want to protect ‘their people’ from a potentially severe illness, and to protect the financial ‘health’ of their company or organisation.

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The flu is bad for business
Monday, 23 Mar 2015

Flu is bad for business. It costs the Australian economy an estimated $35 billion each year1, while the cost to individual companies is as much as $1,300 for each week an employee is bedridden, according to a conservative estimate by the NSW Business Chamber2.

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