Businesses and workers have sacrificed, suffered and done their bit to protect us all from COVID-19. They stayed closed, in some cases without work, pivoted their services to keep Victorians employed and many lost what they had spent years building. Businesses across the state are in crisis.is in sight, governments must reward businesses by making it as easy as possible to trade in a COVID-normal world.
The 21 issues raised will require guidance from state and federal governments. They range from whether industrial manslaughter legislation comes into play if a staff member contracts COVID-19 in the workplace and dies as a result, and whether everyone in a workplace will need to isolate for 14 days if it is deemed to be a tier-one site, to employees’ rights should they need to visit other workplaces that may require fully vaccinated staff.
When the COVID-19 outbreak peaked in Shepparton about six weeks ago, one-third of the town’s population was forced into isolation. This resulted in staff shortages and shutdowns of essential businesses, such as supermarkets, which induced panic and anxiety.
Friday’s announcement addressed many of the 21 issues, but not all. Uncertainty is no friend of business. We need clear guidelines – fair, reasonable and equally applied – just like we have with road rules. They are there to keep us safe, not over-regulate us.
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Litigation is coming my friend as is the chairman’s day of reckoning not to mention SlugGate
So it's all optics, who cares that the vaccine doesn't actually inoculate , we can just all cover our asses.
👮♀️Israel failed with 2 jabs! Started so called 3rd and 4th booster jabs. Africa is doing better as they are taking artemisinin. India and Japan started Ivermectin! Who is collecting money from the vax ? Vax is positive related with infection! Time to have alternate treatments!
Can't speak for business but the Feds are loving that Dan is doing it and copping the heat while they get the benefits of the greater numbers. You could read that into Greg Gunt's 'that's matter for the states' today. covid19vic