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Reconnecting New Zealanders: Jacinda Ardern details new Covid-19 protection measures
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PM Jacinda Ardern details new Covid-19 protection measures
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In a city filled with tiny nook-and-cranny bars, level 2 can be a particular hassle.
Mark Davey, who is general manager of Waitoa beer, with venues in Hataitai and the CBD, said it was much quieter over the weekend than it would be normally. As soon as the level 2 announcement was made earlier last week probably we were expecting about 40 to 50 percent drop off in normal revenues which is basically what s happened.
He said table service slows everything down and can mean losing money over the course of the evening.
Davey said they would almost prefer level 3 over the more frustrating level 2.
Council of Small Business Organisations Australia
COSBOA is calling for the National Cabinet to come together and create a nationally consistent financial assistance program for businesses affected by local COVID-19 outbreaks and associated lockdowns. This could be modelled on New Zealand’s COVID-19 Resurgence Support Payment.
In New Zealand, when the COVID-19 alert level increases to level 2 or higher for 7 days or longer, the Resurgence Support Payment is activated. Eligible businesses can apply to receive the lesser of:
· $1,500 plus $400 per full-time equivalent employee, up to a maximum of 50 FTEs
· four times the actual revenue decline experienced by the applicant.
Eligibility is according to loss in turnover during the high alert level period.
Wednesday, 5 May 2021, 11:23 am
The Government’s economic recovery plan continues to be
reflected in the labour market, with more people in work and
unemployment falling.
Stats NZ figures show employment
rose by 15,000 in the March quarter, with 14,000 more women
in work.
The unemployment rate fell from 4.9 percent
to 4.7 percent. This compares with the Treasury’s Half
year Economic and Fiscal Update forecast unemployment rate
of 6.5 percent.
“The Government’s plan to keep
people connected to their job and accelerate the recovery
has been reflected in these positive results. An extra
32,000 people are in jobs since September 2020, when
unemployment peaked at 5.2 percent,” Grant Robertson
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