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How companies can prevent exposure, loss from Ebola breakout

Focusing on employee safety and business interruption, a new Lockton report offers suggestions.

By Laura Mazzuca Toops | Updated on August 19, 2014

The World Health Organization (WHO) is calling the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa “an international public health emergency.” And while at one time an epidemic on the other side of the world would have been a non-issue for U.S. businesses, today’s global economy makes it relevant to many companies.

In a new report, “Ebola Outbreak: Risk Management and Insurance Considerations,” Logan Payne of Lockton’s International Risk Management Team examines what businesses can do to ensure the safety of their employees and maintain normal business operations during a pandemic like this Ebola outbreak.

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