Low anxiety about illness was reported by 242 (76.6%) respondents. In the event of a local outbreak, workers expressed various levels of acceptance for precautionary actions, ranging from 15.8% (56) for reducing work hours to 82.4% (290) for seeking medical care for infl uenza-like symptoms. Ninety-six (27.4%) respondents anticipated taking oseltamivir. Greater perceived benefi t of preventive behavior was the strongest independent predictor of higher preparedness scores (online Appendix Table 2 , wwwnc.cdc. gov/EID/article/17/12/11-0321-TA2.htm).