Germany: large businesses are starting vaccination campaigns against the H1N1 flu for their employees

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lies in vaccines against the influenza virus have been delayed in Germany, large businesses have decided to take matters in their own hands. A series of businesses started vaccinating their employees on a free and voluntary basis or are about to do so. Many of them also signed agreements with their works council providing for behavior rules, hygiene measures or even emergency programs in case of a pandemic flu. (Ref. 091061).

Voluntary and free
offer. A ThyssenKrupp
spokesman announced that th

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