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Emergency
Planning
What would you do if a catastrophe struck your community?
Emergency planning can help your business survive in the event of a
natural -- or manmade -- disaster. Here
are some guidelines for steps you can take before disaster strikes.
SBA Offers Tips to Prepare for Hurricane Season
With the beginning of the six-month Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from
June 1 to November 30, the U.S. Small Business Administration urges homeowners
and businesses to plan and prepare for the worst-case scenario by taking steps
in advance to minimize damage caused by these major storms.
Read these important tips here >>
Be Careful When Seeking Contractors For Repairs
Returning to a storm-damaged home is bad enough, but don’t be a victim twice
when seeking contractor services to rebuild. While most contractors are
reputable, hard-working individuals, some people will try to take advantage of
disaster victims. Get tips here for choosing a contractor
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Beware Of Disaster-Related Telephone
Scams
Variations of a telephone scam directed at residents and business owners in
disaster-designated areas are reportedly operating along the East Coast,
according to federal and state officials. Details >>
Leading Your Workforce During
Times of Terror
While no one knows when the threat of terrorism will end, one fact is
indisputable: the out-of-control emotions of our employees will have an impact
on our organizations. How can business leaders lead in the wake of this
situation? Read more >>
Coping with Traumatic Stress
This "how to" guide from the Stress Doc
highlights key questions and concepts as well as intervention strategies for
understanding and responding supportively to individuals grappling with
post-traumatic effects after the recent terrorist attacks.
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