Coronavirus (Covid19)

[The Dark Knight]

Then after 8 days you can apply. It was mentioned it was paid quickly and someone actually had the funds in their account within 3 hours but 24 hours is the expected time

Where/how do you apply? Through your MyGov account like you posted earlier?

https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/in ... er-payment

Thanks mate.
Obviously no listings for SA as yet?

[amber_fluid]

I just had a look on myGov (I am not eligible) but ATM it only has Victoria or NSW listed as eligible to receive a payment.


If someone is stuck or genuinely in trouble hit me up, no questions asked. Whilst I’m in lockdown I don’t struggle so happy to help someone who may.

I’ll be short of booze in a few days so I’ll hit you up mate.

[MW]

Who needs the media when we have SA Footy

this. legit come into this website before anywhere else to get my covid news.

[Dutchy]

Any idea on the line length at aldinga?

My 87yo grandparents were at burnside and now need to test

Currently in a 8 hour line at the repat

A guy I work with who lives in the North is heading to Aldinga this morning as he has heard its the quickest at the moment.

[Dutchy]

Presser at 11am this morning

[Brodlach]

Then after 8 days you can apply. It was mentioned it was paid quickly and someone actually had the funds in their account within 3 hours but 24 hours is the expected time

Where/how do you apply? Through your MyGov account like you posted earlier?

https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/in ... er-payment

Thanks mate.
Obviously no listings for SA as yet?

Not yet and I think that site will direct you to your myGov account

[Trader]

As a full time employee on a salary, during this lock down do you have to use accumulated annual leave or sick leave ?

Depends on what you do for work and how much you like your boss.

I am not tied to my job and my employer is a government type not a small family business, so I take the attitude they've had 18 months to prepare for 'work from home' scenarios so if they haven't put the necessary infrastructure and policies in place then that's on them. I'm available to work so will be getting paid as per normal, no annual leave, no sick leave, just pay.

But if I worked for someone worth respecting, I'd work with them and look to negotiate a mix of sick leave, annual leave and normal pay.

I have heaps of sick leave saved up so would be looking to take that first.

[Psyber]

The dude that invents the home testing kit is going to be a very rich man.

Get to work one @Psyber

Yeah - pity I didn't train in Virology...

[MW]

As a full time employee on a salary, during this lock down do you have to use accumulated annual leave or sick leave ?

Depends on what you do for work and how much you like your boss.

I am not tied to my job and my employer is a government type not a small family business, so I take the attitude they've had 18 months to prepare for 'work from home' scenarios so if they haven't put the necessary infrastructure and policies in place then that's on them. I'm available to work so will be getting paid as per normal, no annual leave, no sick leave, just pay.

But if I worked for someone worth respecting, I'd work with them and look to negotiate a mix of sick leave, annual leave and normal pay.

I have heaps of sick leave saved up so would be looking to take that first.

Not sure this will stand up in court should they not pay you.

As far as I'm aware, if you cannot work its annual leave and then unpaid leave, but some companies allow sick leave but there is no law/legislation forcing that to happen.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Aldinga at 8.30 was roughly 150 cars lined up but cars were sneaking in off a side lane

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[Jim05]

About 8hr wait at Modbury

[amber_fluid]

As a full time employee on a salary, during this lock down do you have to use accumulated annual leave or sick leave ?

Depends on what you do for work and how much you like your boss.

I am not tied to my job and my employer is a government type not a small family business, so I take the attitude they've had 18 months to prepare for 'work from home' scenarios so if they haven't put the necessary infrastructure and policies in place then that's on them. I'm available to work so will be getting paid as per normal, no annual leave, no sick leave, just pay.

But if I worked for someone worth respecting, I'd work with them and look to negotiate a mix of sick leave, annual leave and normal pay.

I have heaps of sick leave saved up so would be looking to take that first.

No employer would pay out sick leave surely?

[Lightning McQueen]

Presser at 11am this morning

What will they be announcing @bertiebeatle?

[amber_fluid]

Presser at 11am this morning

What will they be announcing @bertiebeatle?

Probably more bullshit!

[Lightning McQueen]

No employer would pay out sick leave surely?

I suggested to a friend to to ring the doctor and organise a certificate, surely if you have a sick note you can be paid out in sick leave.

[MW]

No employer would pay out sick leave surely?

I suggested to a friend to to ring the doctor and organise a certificate, surely if you have a sick note you can be paid out in sick leave.

Of course. you can do that any time outside of the pandemic.

[Armchair expert]

The dude that invents the home testing kit is going to be a very rich man.

Get to work one @Psyber

They already exist overseas

[Lightning McQueen]

Presser at 11am this morning

What will they be announcing @bertiebeatle?

Probably more bullshit!

Does Marshall or Miss Helena have a safooty login?

[bertiebeatle]

Presser at 11am this morning

What will they be announcing @bertiebeatle?

Nothing we don't already know, 1 case linked to greek on halifax, Marshall quite happy and confident the way things have gone so far. Only 1 positive out of a shitload of tests. Not expecting any surprises

[mighty_tiger_79]

Banned for too many red can posts??

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