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Virgin Australia set to stand down staff as COVID-19 lockdowns halt travel

Virgin Australia set to stand down staff as COVID-19 lockdowns halt travel We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Virgin Australia is poised to announce a fresh wave of stand downs across its workforce as soon as Thursday as the aviation industry struggles with lockdowns and border closures that have slashed travel around the country. Several industry sources familiar with Virgin’s thinking, but who were not authorised to speak on the record, said the lockdowns could affect more than 1000 staff at the airline. Virgin Australia boss Jayne Hrdlicka, centre, will announce stand downs.

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Frantic moment Barnaby Joyce scrambles to put on his mask in Parliament

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce was caught on camera scrambling to put on his mask after forgetting to wear it in Parliament. With Covid-19 ravaging Sydney and Brisbane, MPs are being asked to wear masks when they are not participating in debate in the House of Representatives in Canberra. Just before Question Time began at 2pm on Wednesday, Mr Joyce was seen laughing and chatting with a colleague without wearing his face covering. As Prime Minister Scott Morrison stood up to answer his first question, Mr Joyce appeared to have been reminded of the rules and frantically scrambled to retrieve his mask from his jacket pocket before putting it on.

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Qantas to stand down 2,500 employees

written by Adam Thorn | August 3, 2021 A Qantas 787-9, VH-ZNJ msn 7C806D, as shot by Victor Pody Qantas and Jetstar are to stand down 2,500 employees for around two months. The business group said the “temporary measure” was due to a drop in flying that saw its capacity reduce from almost 100 per cent in May to just 40 per cent in July. The announcement significantly comes the morning after Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce announced flight and cabin crew outside of COVID hotspots will gain access to JobKeeper-style payments of $750. Advertisement Advertisement Previously, stood down workers in aviation could only gain access to support if they live in areas that are locked down, such as NSW.

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All 2,500 stood-down Qantas employees to receive relief payments

All 2,500 stood-down Qantas employees to receive relief payments
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Coronavirus: Australians who refuse a Covid jab likely to be banned from workplaces

Coronavirus: Australians who refuse a Covid jab likely to be banned from workplaces
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