Two proposals have been presented to the Andrews government, outlining plans to allow the industry to open up sooner than the current road map allows.
Public sentiment has shifted against key lockdown rules in Melbourne with a significant majority against the 5km travel limits and majority support for allowing families to reunite and cafes, restaurants and pubs to open for COVID-safe services.
Cessnock City Council’s General Manager, Lotta Jackson said measures are in place to keep both staff and the community safe during the 2020/21 pool season. “We want to see the community enjoying our wonderful pool facilities over the warmer months, but it was important to put a COVID Safety Plan in place to ensure everyone’s safety,” said Lotta.
Carry your centralised, real-time multi-site data about site attendance, site updates and other safety requirements in the palm of your hand, wherever you are – Master Builders Victoria and 1Breadcrumb have formed an alliance to provide an exclusive discount for the 1Breadcrumb contact and record-keeping app for Master Builders members.
VIRUS-TRACE APP FOR ‘SAFE’ VENUE VISITS Promoted as a “one-touch solution” to lockdown restrictions, the 1breadcrumb app is said to allow shoppers to safely check in and out of venues. The app’s developers say they responded to an urgent call from businesses needing a simple digital solution that allowed them to monitor who was visiting, without threatening the privacy of customers.
Paul Willson is the CEO and Founder of workplace mapping solution, 1Breadcrumb. 1Breadcrumb is a fully encrypted, paper-free system that meets the safety needs of business owners and workers during and beyond the COVID-19 crisis.
A software firm has introduced an app, 1Breadcrumb, that tracks customer visits as they check in and out of restaurants and businesses they visit. Founder Paul Willson said reopening Australia for business means ensuring venues can feel confident in quickly tracing impacted patrons if there’s another outbreak of COVID-19. “Businesses need to be able to access information about who has been on site, for how long, and who they interacted with – in case of a secondary outbreak,” he said.
Doncaster East president Peter Sowersby has leapt to the defence of season 2020, voicing concerns about the state of the competition and its clubs should it be cancelled prematurely. The Premier Division club made its long-awaited step up to the league’s top division last season, winning the Division 1 premiership. Clubs are split over whether to play this season, and league transfers remain open until June 30. “We’ve got an app that our club’s going to use that’s called 1Breadcrumb – anyone that walks into Zerbes, they fill in a questionnaire and it checks you in and out,” Sowersby said.
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