Daily Briefing: Businesses urged to make continuity plans over nCov spread; Deen Express ordered to explain price surge of masks

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From Human Resources Online:

Enterprise Singapore (ESG) has released a new advisory for businesses, recommending companies to start developing business continuity plans as a response to the Coronavirus spread.

To facilitate this, ESG has announced that it will prepare a Business continuity guide as a reference point, together with the support of the Singapore Business Federation.

The board said that the guide will recommend actions enterprises may take at each alert code, as determined by the Ministry of Health (MOH). The guide will soon be made available on ESG’s website.

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