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Helping Your Employees Prepare For Natural Disasters
By FEMA
Your employees are your most valuable assets. Helping them to protect their families and property will be your most important step in post-disaster recovery. The first step is to develop a plan based upon natural disasters that are likely in your region of the country.
(Added: 31-Mar-2005 Hits: 234)
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The Contingency Planner
By Don Edwards
For many a contingency planner, the career began with no script, no procedures, no direction, no budget, not much pay, and most importantly, no staff! Many of us had to begin by selling the idea of a hot-site contract to senior level management; hundreds of thousands in cost per year with no visible payback! And after months of work justifying the hot-site, our next step was to develop a test plan and test at a hot- site or backup site.
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(Added: 22-Mar-2006 Hits: 282)
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Disaster Resource
By Bill Patterson
Ask most corporate executives about their plans for crisis management and chances are that many of them will say something like, "Sure, we've got a crisis plan. Harry, over in public relations, takes care of that."
But, just what does Harry really have? Unfortunately, in many cases, it is just an emergency checklist with some phone numbers.
What will Harry do when 50 pickets show up outside your company headquarters?
What is Harry suppose to do when your top-selling product is recalled?
What does Harry tell the news media when you have to close that old plant and lay off 900 people?
If Harry does not know what to do immediately (and who will do it), then your crisis plan is in need of an overhaul.
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