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Our community is experiencing an increase in COVID-19 cases and changes in variants, so it's important businesses keep workplace health and safety top of mind. Find out how to ensure your workplace is COVID safe at nsw.gov.au

NSW is experiencing an increase in COVID-19 cases and changes in variants circulating the community. Businesses continue to play an important part in protecting employees and the community by reducing the risk of transmission in the workplace. Find out more at nsw.gov.au

Our community is entering a new COVID-19 wave. Now is the time to ensure workplaces are COVID safe. Without restrictions it needs to be managed in the same way as any workplace health and safety hazard. Complete your COVID-19 Safety Checklist and find out more at nsw.gov.au

Minimising the impact of COVID-19 on your business means managing it in the same way as any workplace health and safety hazard. Managing the risks of exposure and transmission in the workplace not only protects employees and the community, but helps reduce disruption to your workplace. Find out more at nsw.gov.au

COVID-19 is still a serious illness circulating in the community and can cause a disruption to your workplace. Protect employees and help keep your business COVID safe, by completing the COVID-19 Safety Plan Checklist and find out more at nsw.gov.au

Managing the risks of exposure and transmission in the workplace protects employees and the community and reduces disruption in the workplace. Use the COVID-19 Safety Plan Checklist to help keep your workplace safe and healthy. Find out more at nsw.gov.au

If you have cold or flu symptoms (runny nose, sore throat, cough, fever), get tested for COVID-19. Stay home while you have symptoms, even if you get a negative COVID-19 test, so you don’t infect other people. We all have a role to play to protect those who might be at higher risk of serious illness. Find out more at nsw.gov.au 

COVID-19 is a serious illness that is still circulating in our community. We can protect our friends, family, colleagues and the community by staying home when we are unwell or test positive. Know your role and protect those who might be at higher risk of serious illness. Find out more at nsw.gov.au

Wearing a mask indoors and on public transport is a simple thing we can all do to reduce the spread of COVID-19 during this new wave. Now is the time to protect yourself and those around you, especially those at higher risk. Find out more at nsw.gov.au

If you have had contact with someone who has tested positive to COVID-19, test regularly. If you can, work from home and wear a mask when you leave home. Find out more at nsw.gov.au

Some people are at higher risk of serious illness from COVID-19 including those aged 70 or over, pregnant, not vaccinated, living with a chronic illness or Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander or Pacific Islander people. Talk to your GP today and find out more at nsw.gov.au

If you are aged 70 or over, you are at higher risk of getting very sick from COVID-19. Talk to your GP and make a plan about what to do if you get sick. Find out more at nsw.gov.au

COVID-19 vaccinations not only protect you from serious illness, they protect our friends, family, community and health system. Make sure you are up to date with your vaccinations, including boosters. Find out more at nsw.gov.au 

Everyone can reduce their risk of getting very sick from COVID-19 by ensuring their vaccinations are up to date. By taking simple steps to stay COVID safe, you’ll help keep your workplace, family, friends and community safe too. Find out more at nsw.gov.au