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Jim05 wrote:But from what I understand of this outbreak the cleaner who first contracted the virus and has been the source of most infections didn’t have another job and it was just simply passed on to her large family at home.
Unless you are going to keep all workers on site similar to FIFO you are always going to be at risk of a outbreak getting into the general public

Wedgie wrote:

Jim05 wrote:But from what I understand of this outbreak the cleaner who first contracted the virus and has been the source of most infections didn’t have another job and it was just simply passed on to her large family at home.
Unless you are going to keep all workers on site similar to FIFO you are always going to be at risk of a outbreak getting into the general public

They actually stated that the person who worked at Peppers also worked as a food handler at the Woodville Pizza bar.

Jim05 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Jim05 wrote:But from what I understand of this outbreak the cleaner who first contracted the virus and has been the source of most infections didn’t have another job and it was just simply passed on to her large family at home.
Unless you are going to keep all workers on site similar to FIFO you are always going to be at risk of a outbreak getting into the general public

They actually stated that the person who worked at Peppers also worked as a food handler at the Woodville Pizza bar.

That was one of the guards though wasn’t it?
I thought early on in the picture it was mentioned that the initial 14 cases were all linked to her family and that she had taken the virus home

Wedgie wrote:

Jim05 wrote:But from what I understand of this outbreak the cleaner who first contracted the virus and has been the source of most infections didn’t have another job and it was just simply passed on to her large family at home.
Unless you are going to keep all workers on site similar to FIFO you are always going to be at risk of a outbreak getting into the general public

They actually stated that the person who worked at Peppers also worked as a food handler at the Woodville Pizza bar.

Wedgie wrote:Geezus, who knows.
They're obviously doing a bang up job of clarrifying the situation.

Jim05 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:Just filled up at a servo in Golden Grove and the poor lad behind the counter was copping an earful from some bloke for not selling him a pie.
Apparently servos aren’t allowed to sell any take away food so they are going to throw out the whole bakery section this arvo. Was full of chocolate donuts and cakes that are all getting turfed

Poor bugger, but yeah, why have it there if they can't sell it? I gather they can sell a cherry ripe though?

Apparently the definition wasn’t really clear so the servo did its overnight order with Vili’s etc and were selling them until about 10am when notice came out that it wasn’t allowed. You can still buy ice creams, lollies, chips, chocolates etc but no actual food
Lots of servos got caught out it seems

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whufc wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

whufc wrote:Can I just go fishing for 6 days.

I have no money for food and need to hunt to eat

If you had one of those shacks and Black Point, a fishing rod and a drone - you probably could.

Well I do have the Broughton River running through my property which you can catch Trout from all year.

But its hardly as fun when its fishing in your own yard.

Hanson Road raises its head again..........

Armchair expert wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Jim05 wrote:But from what I understand of this outbreak the cleaner who first contracted the virus and has been the source of most infections didn’t have another job and it was just simply passed on to her large family at home.
Unless you are going to keep all workers on site similar to FIFO you are always going to be at risk of a outbreak getting into the general public

They actually stated that the person who worked at Peppers also worked as a food handler at the Woodville Pizza bar.

And that girl infected some other guy who 'went?' to said pizza bar even though he also worked at a medi-hotel

Dutchy wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Wedgie wrote:I thought it was piss weak of the police commissioner to have a go at the media.
When I worked in the Public service it was a strict process to try and get a 2nd job and most were turned down due to "perceptions of bias".
Even at the pub I work at, a guy had to leave after one shift recently as he also works as a carer and his employer wouldn't let him have a 2nd job in the hospitality indusry due to Covid issues.
Surely if we have examples like above in society then asking people who deal with an infectious disease that kills not to also work as food handlers isn't asking too much?
According to the police commissioner this is asking them not to have a life? His own police force aren't allowed to work in a lot of 2nd jobs, do they have no life?
He couldn't maintin decorum with what is a very valid issue.
Was a very poor performance IMHO.

He looked like he was going to lose it with the Media at one stage, looked right on the edge, very poor.

Got a link? I turned it off once I got the number cases today, I turned it off yesterday when I heard the restrictions, his part was bullshit anyway as it left a lot of things in the grey area.

https://www.facebook.com/abcadelaide/vi ... 6901240427

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Jimmy_041 wrote:Whoever that journalist was should have followed up by asking why they weren't being tested every day

DOC wrote:"Multiple Quarantine Sights"

They/he/she only worked in one

Other forms of employment is what they have done.

RB wrote:The Commissioner made the point that if people who worked at the quarantine hotels weren't able to go about in the community when not at work, including potentially working second jobs, then it'd be very hard to find anyone willing to do the work.

I mean I certainly wouldn't be putting my hand up to work in any of those places even under the current system.