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Ending circuit breaker: phased approach to resuming activities safely

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Enable Group | Jun 04, 2020

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It is important for businesses to resume operations while avoiding flare ups of new Covid clusters. The consequence of overlooking safety measures and knowledge of how to handle if an incident is discovered can have dire consequences to the continuity of business during this volatile early stages.

Contact us if you have any concerns and wish to clarify with one of our HR consultants at clientservices@enablegroupasia.com.

https://www.gov.sg/article/ending-circuit-breaker-phased-approach-to-resuming-activities-safely

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