Yup, we got an email on Monday, but mostly because we have a large office in Mexico and people wanted to know how they were getting on.

Yes. We got one yesterday with the usual warnings: wash your hands and disinfect public areas.

I work at an elementary school, so yes. In fact, a school in our district was shut down yesterday and won't re-open until next week because of a likely case there.

Yes, our HR department sent out an email about it and what to do...etc.

We got the same sort of thing, also an email from IT telling us to figure out what we would need to do to work from home if they had to close the office . . .but I responded and said that I am a total like computer idiot and if they expect me to us use crazy VPN and such they better come teach me how before .

I haven't heard a word about it.

Mostly quite talks amongst employees, nothing official.

yes, we got an email memorandum

Our company has issued a statement along the lines of: if you're sick, stay home. We'll work something out for you there. If it gets bad close to the office, we'll be shutting down our office. And hand sanitizer has been passed out.

No emails or memos....however, there are a bunch of hand sanitizers in the bathrooms, kitchens, and the office supplier made sure I had some Lysol at my desk.

Yes, but I work for a giant corporation with offices all over the world (including thousands of employees in Mexico), and they sent out a global email memo.

No, but my college has.

Yes, we received a company-wide memo which says, among other things, that if you can't avoid traveling to and from Mexico, you must 1) obtain a note from your doctor following your trip stating it is safe for you to return to work, and 2) send it to HR in order to return to your job.

I work for a UK-based company and they have stopped all travel between the UK and Mexico/US and within Mexico and US. And don't come to work if you are sick.

Yes, because I work in a hospital where we do flu testing, we have gone into full-on epidemic protocol. Which means wearing our N-95 tuberculosis masks when doing flu testing and doing them under a fume hood to minimize the risk of spreading it. Any flu tests that are positive are sent to the state for confirmation and the patient is put on Tamiflu immediately. Fortunately, swine flu seems to respond very well to the Tamiflu, so we're prescribing to anyone with a positive flu test, whether it's swine flu or not.

Spectra that is so odd my brother in law is a nurse and he was telling us that not even Tamiflu is working, one of his patients passed last night from swine.

We all have access to log on from home so we will be working from home soon.

I work in the staffing industry, so we got an email detailing what to do if an employee is sick, and how to tell them to stay home. It was kind of funny.

pinkprincess, where do you live?? That sounds scary...

Oh, and that picture is gross.

I work for the government under the Department of Health and Human Services, so yeah I definitely have gotten a lot of emails in regards to the swine flu

Not an email, but the legal assistant (my boss's wife) is protecting the office from Swine flu with essential oils. to which I said...oh by the way, I bought soup for the restrooms because we were out.

hahaha, i just got that flyer today in the post