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Setka demands construction workers be allowed to return to their jobs – The Age
In a public letter, John Setka cited the industry’s steps to limit the spread of the virus to argue it was safe to have more labourers on construction sites.
He cited low number of infections on building sites and the industry’s steps to limit the spread of the virus, including temperature checks and tests for workers in his argument it was safe to have more labourers on construction sites.
“The on-site COVID-19 safety measures will continue to be an absolute priority, in the provision of protection for the construction industry and the community at large,” Mr Setka wrote.
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