Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 12:50 pmProbably own the title of SA’s worst employers thoughBooney wrote:Devils advocate - Peregrine / OTR are the second biggest employer of South Australians outside of the public sector.
I say, good for them. Doesn't mean I agree with their practices, but good on them.
Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 12:50 pmBooney wrote:Devils advocate - Peregrine / OTR are the second biggest employer of South Australians outside of the public sector.
I say, good for them. Doesn't mean I agree with their practices, but good on them.
Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 1:02 pmJim05 wrote:Probably own the title of SA’s worst employers thoughBooney wrote:Devils advocate - Peregrine / OTR are the second biggest employer of South Australians outside of the public sector.
I say, good for them. Doesn't mean I agree with their practices, but good on them.
Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 1:39 pmjo172 wrote:Just had my first shot of Pfizer at Wayville.
Have to say for an SA Health run operation it's very slick with minimal ******* around/bureaucracy.
Also heartening to see people from seemingly every demographic doing their small part to get us back to some sense of normality.
Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 2:07 pmMW wrote:Booney wrote:Devils advocate - Peregrine / OTR are the second biggest employer of South Australians outside of the public sector.
I say, good for them. Doesn't mean I agree with their practices, but good on them.
My counter to that is petrol stations would be there regardless and employ the same amount of people without OTR buying them out and driving the prices up.
Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 4:36 pmPosted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 4:48 pmJimmy_041 wrote:jo172 wrote:Just had my first shot of Pfizer at Wayville.
Have to say for an SA Health run operation it's very slick with minimal ******* around/bureaucracy.
Also heartening to see people from seemingly every demographic doing their small part to get us back to some sense of normality.
How's the 5G reception now?
Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2021 4:56 pmjo172 wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:jo172 wrote:Just had my first shot of Pfizer at Wayville.
Have to say for an SA Health run operation it's very slick with minimal ******* around/bureaucracy.
Also heartening to see people from seemingly every demographic doing their small part to get us back to some sense of normality.
How's the 5G reception now?
Still not good, but I have to say the Microsoft Office suite of products is market leading in both price and effectiveness.
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 10:59 amPosted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 11:01 amPosted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 11:08 amMW wrote:Booney wrote:Devils advocate - Peregrine / OTR are the second biggest employer of South Australians outside of the public sector.
I say, good for them. Doesn't mean I agree with their practices, but good on them.
My counter to that is petrol stations would be there regardless and employ the same amount of people without OTR buying them out and driving the prices up.
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 11:13 amPosted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 11:22 amJustification for them though with 3 NSW truck drivers passing through the state in the past week. Would put money on it if it wasn't for the mask rule we would be all sitting at home right now!Apachebulldog wrote:Here in sleepy old Adelaide the Mask-erade continues.
Over the last 18 months in SA
2,094,000 tests
871 positive
4 deaths ( 3 infections acquired interstate) all in 2020.
Source of infection from SA Gov Health site below.
Overseas acquired Active 3 Total 656
Close contact Active 0 Total 178
Interstate acquired Active 0 Total 28
Locally acquired Active 0 Total 9
(Contact unknown)
BAAA BAAA BAAA BAAA.
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 11:35 amheater31 wrote:Justification for them though with 3 NSW truck drivers passing through the state in the past week. Would put money on it if it wasn't for the mask rule we would be all sitting at home right now!Apachebulldog wrote:Here in sleepy old Adelaide the Mask-erade continues.
Over the last 18 months in SA
2,094,000 tests
871 positive
4 deaths ( 3 infections acquired interstate) all in 2020.
Source of infection from SA Gov Health site below.
Overseas acquired Active 3 Total 656
Close contact Active 0 Total 178
Interstate acquired Active 0 Total 28
Locally acquired Active 0 Total 9
(Contact unknown)
BAAA BAAA BAAA BAAA.
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 12:38 pmPosted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 12:40 pmThe Bedge wrote:In memory of daisy.
Israel records almost 11,000 new COVID Cases overnight, despite being the highest vaccinated populations
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 12:43 pmCorona Man wrote:The Bedge wrote:In memory of daisy.
Israel records almost 11,000 new COVID Cases overnight, despite being the highest vaccinated populations
Are the cases among the vaccinated, or non vaccinated Daisy...... er sorry Bedge?
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 12:49 pmThe Bedge wrote:Corona Man wrote:The Bedge wrote:In memory of daisy.
Israel records almost 11,000 new COVID Cases overnight, despite being the highest vaccinated populations
Are the cases among the vaccinated, or non vaccinated Daisy...... er sorry Bedge?
Vaccinated, with people now urged to receive a 3rd jab.
It's interesting, because we were told once we reach a reasonable level of vaccinated people life would return to normal - but this is a clear example of somewhere where that's not the case.
Reckon Spurrier and co are going to be keen to ease measures now?
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 12:55 pmThe Bedge wrote:Corona Man wrote:The Bedge wrote:In memory of daisy.
Israel records almost 11,000 new COVID Cases overnight, despite being the highest vaccinated populations
Are the cases among the vaccinated, or non vaccinated Daisy...... er sorry Bedge?
Vaccinated, with people now urged to receive a 3rd jab.
It's interesting, because we were told once we reach a reasonable level of vaccinated people life would return to normal - but this is a clear example of somewhere where that's not the case.
Reckon Spurrier and co are going to be keen to ease measures now?
