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‘Crushing blow’: Lockdown adds to restaurant’s Jobkeeper woes
“With school holidays and Easter just days away, the recently announced lockdown could be the final blow for many businesses who have spent more than 12 months struggling to survive,” Restaurant and Catering Association CEO Wes Lambert said.‘‘However, this lockdown is different. There is no JobKeeper safety net for these businesses, and little to no support will be forthcoming until after the lockdown is over. “This means more staff stood down, up to $50 million in lost revenue and nearly…
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