Sydney lockdown roadmap leaves many unanswered questions for businesses
Businesses have just 11 working days before Sydney is set free after several long months of lockdown and there is still no clear rulebook on how they're supposed to operate.
Just 13 per cent of the population needs a second jab to trigger freedom day, yet quarantine, isolation, and policing of the unvaccinated remains a mystery.
Every office, coffee shop, construction site, airport, and dock needs to know if they need to shut or isolate staff in the inevitable event of a positive case.
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As the end of lockdown in Sydney looms, there are many unanswered questions from businesses about exactly how they operate. The Sydney Morning Herald
Senior state government ministers believe that by December, 2021 could all of a sudden feel like 2019.
It could spell the end of industrial-scale testing clinics, contact tracing, isolation periods and a full dismantling of hotel quarantine.
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