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‘Chaos’: Unions threaten to strike over free rapid antigen tests

January 18, 2022

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Unions issue threat to take strike action unless employers vow to provide free rapid antigen tests to their staff.

Labor MP Jason Clare says Prime Minister Scott Morrison should “get employers and unions together” to solve the problem.

“The government could buy a stockpile and provide it to Australian workers,” he told Sky News Australia.

“That’s what you’re seeing in the UK.”

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3:09PM January 18, 2022

Unions issue threat to take strike action unless employers vow to provide free rapid antigen tests to their staff.

Labor MP Jason Clare says Prime Minister Scott Morrison should “get employers and unions together” to…

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