If you can work from home you must work from home — that doesn't change.
But for permitted industries where people must be on site there will also be some extra rules to ensure they're operating as safely as possible.There will also be additional obligations around cleaning, training and separating workers into bubbles to reduce the number of people they come into contact with.Will I need to get a COVID-19 test before returning to work?
Premier Daniel Andrews said on Monday that the Government was "putting the final touches" on a plan to see more tests conducted in high-risk industries such as meatworks, distribution centres, aged care facilities and health settings. He said the plan would be focused on industries where the virus had been known to spread rapidly, as well as industries where the population was particularly vulnerable."I can't rule out that we make participating in what would be broadly surveillance testing in higher risk environments [a condition] to allow those industries to get close to 100 per cent," he said.
On-the-spot fines of up to $1,652 for individuals, and up to $9,913 for businesses, apply to employers and employees who do not carry their worker permit when travelling to and from work.Saliva testing was trialled at some police stations to see if it would be an easier option for workplace testing.
Mostly union workers. Funny that.
Sorry Dan, with the current trend, there is no justification to keep the heavy constraints for more than 2 weeks. After that, we need to align with rest of Oz. And you, mate, can get out of the way and get back to measuring how many trains run on time.
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Most of Melbourne is still IN an ‘Epic Shutdown’.