Risk manager launches tool to help employers identify staff vulnerable to Covid

Maintains employee confidentiality

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Risk management company Healix has launched a new tool that helps businesses identify employees who may be most at risk of Covid-19 and provides the employer with guidance to help keep staff safe.

The new tool, Covid Work Safe, has been designed to analyse the relevant medical history of each employee and identify those who may be at increased risk, including those with certain underlying health conditions who are particularly vulnerable and require extra support. Using the tool, employees will answer a confidential questionnaire and then receive an assessment that they can download, along with advice and guidance they can take to mitigate any risks associated with returning to the workplace. A portal then provides employers with access to a report detailing assessment outcomes...

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