Australians will be even further restricted from Monday, as the government announces new tough measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. Australians will be prohibited from gathering in groups larger than two outside, with only families and households excepted.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed the government is putting together plans for a wage subsidy, to stem the flow of job losses amid the coronavirus shutdown.
Alcohol delivery services in Australia have experienced a high demand amid the coronavirus pandemic. Jimmy Brings and Tipple have both seen an uptick in sales, with BWS also seeing a jump in demand.
Australians will still see their credit scores slugged if they take up their bank's offer to freeze their home loan repayments. The Australian Banking Association (ABA) confirmed to Business Insider Australia banks are still currently being held to their reporting requirements but that they are working with credit agencies to cement a "fair reporting" arrangement.
The coronavirus pandemic has led several retailers to close their doors. We created a list of retailers that have suspended operations, including Noni B, Michael Hill and The Athlete's Foot.
Woolworths is hiring 20,000 workers to help retail staff and Qantas employees who lost their jobs due to the coronavirus outbreak. Most of the positions will be casual.
Most people who are sick with COVID-19 have mild symptoms and are advised to stay home and take the time to recover. Doctors recommend Tylenol to manage any fever, fluids to stay hydrated, lots of rest, and above-all-else self-isolation.
As businesses strive to provide the best possible service to their customers, more will continue to turn to solutions powered by artificial intelligence.
No comments:
Post a Comment