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Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Pandemic Policy and Business Continuity Plan

Let's say the Swine Flu Virus evolves into a more dangerous strain and hits the U.S. right around flu season. Infected members are carrying it into your branches, sick employees can't come to work, your members are desperate for cash and to do their banking. Do you have a plan to deal with a scenario such as this?

The regulators require that you have a contingency Pandemic Policy and Business Continuity Plan. Here's a clue, it requires more than "take two aspirins and call me in the morning".

Want more info? Here's a link that provides some useful information to help get you started. http://www.cuflu.com/regulatory.html.

Something you might hear at the doctor's office once government sponsored health care starts: "You can get your flu shot as soon as the hypodermic needle is dry".

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