Today's public holiday is costing the economy almost $2 billion. But there are upsides By News September 22, 2022 Add Comment Edit Subbies are taking the day off without pay and shops are closing rather than pay staff extra wages. Cafes and restaurants that do stay open are often lumping the extra cost onto the consumer. Share this post Related PostsAn Omicron storm is on the horizon — and this time we don't have an economic life raftQueensland's COVID spike casts shadow over 2022 as Omicron throws modelling out the windowDrownings have increased during the pandemic. Here's how to stay safe this summerThe bank asked a question they shouldn't have — and my preapproval was withdrawnSo you've tested positive to COVID. What happens now?Is there such a thing as too much vaccine? Israel, approving fourth shots, may be about to find outTwo years ago today, we heard about a new 'pneumonia' in Wuhan. Now we have plenty of ways to fight itThe fight that will define the world in 2022
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