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ARTICLE · 23 MARCH 2020

How To Prepare For Coronavirus In The Workplace

As global concerns are on the rise, and in light of yesterday's news of the first presumptive case of Coronavirus in Atlantic Canada, employers in...

CanadaEmployment and HR

As global concerns are on the rise, and in light of yesterday's news of the first presumptive case of Coronavirus in Atlantic Canada, employers in this region should consider how to respond if the Coronavirus presents within the workplace.

What is Coronavirus?

COVID-19, commonly referred to as Coronavirus, is a virus which may cause symptoms ranging from those normally associated with the common cold to severe respiratory illness. Health Canada advises that symptoms may not present for 14 days following an individual's exposure to the virus. Some individuals with the Coronavirus may remain asymptomatic. Others may experience fever, coughing, difficulty breathing, or pneumonia. In a vulnerable population, resulting infections may be fatal. Coronavirus may be spread from an infected person through respiratory droplets when coughing or sneezing, or close and prolonged personal contact. The virus may also be contracted where an individual touches something with the

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