Key Benefits of ERP Software for the Textile Industry
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Certain occupations have a higher risk of exposure to infectious diseases, making vaccinations essential for protecting both workers and the people they interact with. For example: - Carers - Healthcare workers - People working with children - People working with animals - Emergency workers - People exposed to human tissue, blood, body fluids or sewerage. The specific vaccines required may vary by employer, policies, and the nature of job. Here are some common vaccinations recommended for high-risk professions: -Hepatitis B -Influenza (Flu Vaccine) -MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) -Varicella (Chickenpox) -Tuberculosis (TB) (BCG Vaccine) -Meningococcal Vaccine Do you think you might be at risk? Get in touch with us today to find out more/book an appointment. Telephone: 01908-032-992 Email: info@stemaxconsult.com Website: www.stemaxconsult.com
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