
Flu vaccination: The business case
It happens every flu season: Workplace sickie rates rise as the temperature falls. Suddenly, your temp agency consultant is your new bestie.
Read moreIt happens every flu season: Workplace sickie rates rise as the temperature falls. Suddenly, your temp agency consultant is your new bestie.
Read moreFree 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.
Read moreWhat 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.
Read moreThere is a new common symptom of the flu, in addition to the usual headaches, runny nose, fever and sore throat. It's your search history...
Read moreFlu 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.
Read moreFree material to help you fight the flu! When rolling out a flu vaccination program, we understand the importance of getting your ducks in a row to ensure the day runs smoothly and according to plan.
Read moreFree infographic poster! Did you know that in Australia, there are dozens of deaths and thousands of hospitalisations due to influenza each year?
Read moreGeneral Practitioner, Dr Daniel Grossman sheds some light on what the flu is, and what we can expect this year.
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