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Flu jabs are voluntary, but prospective workers for the Arvida Group will have no choice when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccine - 03-Feb-2021 - Vimarsana News

Flu jabs are voluntary, but prospective workers for the Arvida Group will have no choice when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccine - 03-Feb-2021

Flu jabs are voluntary, but prospective workers for the Arvida Group will have no choice when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccine Flu jabs are voluntary, but prospective workers for the Arvida Group will have no choice when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccine 3 February 2021 It will be a condition of their employment, with the aim to protect around five thousand residents in 32 aged care facilities across the country. The Aged Care Association expects its members to do everything they can to get all staff vaccinated against Covid-19. Chief executive, Simon Wallace, says there's 100 percent ta...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Strong argument for mandatory vaccination for some workers - Vimarsana News

Covid 19 coronavirus: Strong argument for mandatory vaccination for some workers

Covid 19 coronavirus: Strong argument for mandatory vaccination for some workers 1 Feb, 2021 12:19 AM 5 minutes to read Chris Hipkins and Dr Ashley Bloomfield on latest Covid-19 updates. RNZ Questions are being asked about whether it should be mandatory for employees, including healthcare workers, to get the Covid-19 vaccine. Vaccines are already available overseas, with New Zealand slated to start getting next month. Read More Advertisement "That's your Bill of Rights, it's your right to have medical treatment or to refuse medical treatment." Buckett said employers can make providing proof o...

Funding question over planned Leixlip and Celbridge park projects - Vimarsana News

Funding question over planned Leixlip and Celbridge park projects

Funding question over planned Leixlip and Celbridge park projects Wonderful Barn and sensory garden for St Catherine's Park among projects Reporter: ');  '); Work will continue on four Kildare County Council community park projects in Celbridge and Leixlip this year but the funding for them is unclear. The council will work on a Leixlip playground, The Wonderful Barn, a youth facility for Celbridge and sensory garden for St Catherines Park. At the Celbridge-Leixlip Municipal District meeting on January 22 Cllr Nuala Killeen asked the council to outline what actions and preparations are unde...

Discussion at Council meeting about proposed playgrounds in Newbridge, Two Mile House, the Curragh Camp and Athgarvan - Vimarsana News

Discussion at Council meeting about proposed playgrounds in Newbridge, Two Mile House, the Curragh Camp and Athgarvan

Discussion at Council meeting about proposed playgrounds in Newbridge, Two Mile House, the Curragh Camp and Athgarvan Reporter:  '); A senior Kildare County Council official has defended Council staff after criticism by a councillor about what she claimed was a delay in delivering local playgrounds in Newbridge and other areas. Cllr Fiona McLoughlin Healy insisted that new playground facilities in Newbridge, Two Mile House, the Curragh Camp and Athgarvan should be delivered within four years. At the Kildare-Newbridge municipal district meeting on December 15, the politician had called on mu...

Robbie Williams records festive favourite with X Factor's LMA Choir - Vimarsana News

Robbie Williams records festive favourite with X Factor's LMA Choir

Robbie Williams records festive favourite with X Factor’s LMA Choir Robbie Williams with the LMA Choir (Ian West/PA) Robbie Williams and former X Factor act the LMA Choir have joined forces for a version of Winter Wonderland. The Take That star and the 13-strong Liverpool group, who became the first choir to make it through to the live shows of the ITV series in 2018, recorded the festive favourite, written in 1934 by Americans Felix Bernard and Richard Bernhard Smith, remotely over video call. Since appearing on the talent show the choir have remained close with Williams, sharing the stage...