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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - All workplaces need a plan for dealing with Coronavirus. This checklist for workers covers personal protective equipment (PPE), pay and conditions, procedures and alternative arrangements for things like working from home.
Read the ACTU employer guidance on what Coronavirus (COVID-19) means for employers and workplaces
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - Links to Commonwealth, State and Territory Work Health and Safety legislation
Links to key medical related resources about COVID-19 (Coronavirus), from international and Australian State and Territory sources
Employers should always make the health and wellbeing of employees a priority for their business. When facing something as unprecedented as COVID-19 (Coronavirus), this has never been more critical.
During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, your union is the best place to get industry specific information and support at work. In the links below, you can find published Coronavirus news, updates and resources which apply to your sector.
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