Practical Leadership: Addressing the Ebola Scare with Your Workers

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Killing over 4,500 Africans in West Africa, the Ebola epidemic continues to send shock waves and frenzy as it recently touched American soil.

Even though two nurses are in stable condition, and the virus seems pretty contained, many Americans are still very afraid.

Schools are sending children home, and employees are reluctant to report to work. While the fear is very palpable and understandable, a plan to diminish fears must be employed in order to help others move through this time. There are many ways to address the Ebola scare with your workers. Consider using these different tactics in order to help put their minds at ease.

Addressing the Ebola Scare with Your Workers

On-staff support and information

Many members of the general public are very misinformed when it comes to dealing with Ebola, including those at your company. It is important to make sure that the staff is…

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