France's COVID-19 infections again hit fresh post-lockdown peak
Macron told Paris Match magazine in an interview that “local strategies” were preferable to another national lockdown, which he said would cause considerable “collateral damage”.
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Macron told Paris Match magazine in an interview that “local strategies” were preferable to another national lockdown, which he said would cause considerable “collateral damage”.
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France's COVID-19 infections again hit fresh post-lockdown peak
PARIS (Reuters) - France registered 3,776 new COVID-19 infections on Wednesday, marking another post-lockdown peak and bringing the total to 225,043, but President Emmanuel Macron again ruled out imposing another national lockdown.
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The concept of time whether considered through the lenses of physics or physiology is a relative measure. Alterations in time perception can have serious implications in sport, fitness and work. Accurate perception of time is an important skill with many…
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No Jab, No Job: Australian Businesses Call for Right to Sack Workers Who Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine
🇦🇺💉 Small business groups are calling for the right to sack workers who refuse to get a COVID-19 vaccination when one becomes available in Australia.
The federal government announced on Wednesday it had signed a letter of intent with British drug company AstraZeneca, which is working with Oxford University on a promising coronavirus vaccine trial that could be rolled out early next year.
“If one of my staff members says, ‘no, I’m against it’, then I’m going to have to say, I’m sorry you are a threat to my business,” Council CEO Peter Strong told 7NEWS.
“If you don’t sack them, you don’t have a business, especially if you’re in a high contact area where you’ve got a lot of customers.”
“It’s not discrimination, that’s a business decision.” @COVID19Up SOURCE
🇦🇺💉 Small business groups are calling for the right to sack workers who refuse to get a COVID-19 vaccination when one becomes available in Australia.
The federal government announced on Wednesday it had signed a letter of intent with British drug company AstraZeneca, which is working with Oxford University on a promising coronavirus vaccine trial that could be rolled out early next year.
“If one of my staff members says, ‘no, I’m against it’, then I’m going to have to say, I’m sorry you are a threat to my business,” Council CEO Peter Strong told 7NEWS.
“If you don’t sack them, you don’t have a business, especially if you’re in a high contact area where you’ve got a lot of customers.”
“It’s not discrimination, that’s a business decision.” @COVID19Up SOURCE