If an employee contracted H1N1 through the course of his work, do you think that the employer should be held liable?

% of businesses admit their disaster plan is a phone tree, % don’t even know what kind of program they have to deal with a disaster.

% of Canadian executives say it is important for their employees to have 24/7 access to the company network, % of employees walk around the office and chat with co-workers when phone, Internet or email go down at work, % an impromptu smoke break, % take a stroll to the nearest coffee shop.

% business executives consider a man-made IT disaster like a virus or worm to be the greatest threat to their organization going forward, % of employees fear a pandemic outbreak to be of great concern, % say they would not go into work if someone in the office came down with the avian flu, % of Canadians think a terrorist attack is the greatest threat.

% of Canadians business have been affected by a disaster such as a power outage, IT disaster or terrorist threat, according to business executives, % say they are more likely to have a disaster hit their workplace than five years ago

% of Canadian workers are content that the Canadian government is doing everything it can to protect them in case of a disaster, % of executives are not confident that the government has their company’s best interest at heart in case of a disaster.

% would stop eating out at a restaurant, % would eat out less often, % would not change