Major consulting firm UBS has requested staff who have recently visited China not to return to their Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane and Sydney workplaces for two weeks, and has temporarily shut the Hong Kong office.
EY area managing partner for Asia Pacific Pat Winter said staff who had travelled to the city of Wuhan in January were being asked to quarantine themselves for 14 days and monitor their health. PricewaterhouseCoopers had asked all staff to avoid travel to the Hubei province until February 3, managing partner of people and culture Helen Fazzino said.
Commonwealth Bank told staff they would need a medical certificate if they had travelled in the Hubei province within the past fortnight and had symptoms or had been in contact with someone with coronavirus.
Common sense prevails!
northway_debbie Ok, but do we do about people arriving everyday? They need to wait 14 days from today in case infected on flight?
The PLOT thickens A research paper published by medical journal The Lancet on Saturday said the first confirmed case of the viral infection was person who had NOT been to that market🤔
Like that is going to help now
Hello Dr Ironfinger here, Thats life! Even virus' have life mate. Has lethal injection protocol been initiated in Australia for virus yet?There's Medicare funding. Can I have their shoes? What flea market will they be sold at after disease control?
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