It’s now week 5 of the lockdown but at 11.59pm next Monday 27 April 2020 we exit COVID-19 Alert Level 4 and from Tuesday morning we’ll be at Level 3.
This means we need to start to thinking about what a return from lockdown really looks like at an individual business level because, from next Tuesday, every business that can safely open needs to hit the ground running.
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WATCH MANDY'S UPDATE VIDEO NOW
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In this video Mandy asks key questions business owners need to be asking themselves right now such as:
- What does Level 3 look like for your business and what's the plan around reopening?
- What preparations do you need to be making leading up to next Tuesday 28 April 2020?
- Are you going to resume normal operations, part operations, or be focusing on a particular area of your business?
- Who can return to work and what measures need to be put in place for those staff?
- What’s the financial position of your business, what’s your cash-flow looking like, and what are your projections?
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Official sources of COVID-19 information
- The New Zealand Government's Official Source of Information
- Hawke's Bay COVID-19 Response from Hawke's Bay Business Hub
- COVID-19 Updates from Hawke's Bay Chamber of Commerce
- PlanA Consulting COVID-19 Information for Businesses
- MBIE – The Kiwi Business Boost
- MBIE – COVID-19 Information For Businesses
- Ministry of Health coronavirus up-to-date guidance
- Ministry of Health workforce pandemic influenza guidance
- Ministry of Health coronavirus questions and answers
- Ministry of Health coronavirus self-isolation guidance
- Ministry of Health coronavirus advice for travellers
- Healthline
- Safetravel
- Employment during and after disasters
- Business.govt.nz emergency planning
- Worksafe workplace preparedness for novel coronavirus
- Protect yourself against coronavirus poster
- Protect yourself against coronavirus poster - simplified Chinese
- For any further questions about employment rights and responsibilities, contact Employment New Zealand
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