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No paid pandemic leave for pharmacy

Megan Haggan 10/07/2020

The Fair Work Commission says it is “not satisfied there is an elevated risk of infection for workers covered by the Pharmacy Award” An application by unions to introduce paid pandemic leave for workers including employee pharmacists and pharmacy assistants has been knocked back. The Fair Work Commission has noted that the situation with COVID-19

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