10 ESSENTIAL BUSINESS ETIQUETTE TO INCREASE YOUR SUCCESS

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I always go the extra mile when it comes to being a team member. Although I am the CEO now, I have never left that attitude behind. I am aware that an organisation is as good as its people. Thus, I spend a lot of time in developing their skills, training, appreciating, and motivating them. I try to utilise constructive criticism to make them develop their professional path and become successful. I maintain decorum and discipline at all times. It has now become a habit and has helped me to give my organisation the best work culture. Here is an article that will help you learn more about my working mechanism.  

https://www.business2sell.com.au/blogs/strategy/10-essential-business-etiquette-to-increase-your-success

Anti-vaxxers letter-drop households as Australia prepares for COVID-19 vaccine rollout

 Concerns have been raised over anti-vaxxer leaflets being left in letterboxes in the Macedon Ranges and Hume City council areas, north of Melbourne.

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Anti-vaxxer leaflets have appeared in letterboxes in the Macedon Ranges and Hume council areas, north of Melbourne

Hume takes in Sunbury where multiple locations are deemed exposure sites after another hotel worker tested positive for coronavirus

The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine will roll out in Australia over the coming weeks

Federal Member for McEwen Rob Mitchell said he has had several complaints about the leaflets that include conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 vaccine and 5G mobile phone towers.

"I think the people leaving these pamphlets need to grow up and stop importing US conspiracy theories and trying to run it here in Australia," he said. 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-10/anti-vaxxers-letter-drop-households-before-covid-vaccine-rollout/13139476

Covid: Why Australia's 'world-class' quarantine system has seen breaches

 Australia's hotel quarantine system has been an extremely effective first line of defence against Covid-19.

The country has largely eliminated the virus, often going weeks without a locally acquired infection. Hotel quarantine is credited a huge part of that success.

But a series of isolated local cases in recent months - all from hotel quarantine leaks - have caused alarm.

Since November, three cities have entered snap lockdowns on the back of such infections, aiming to halt outbreaks at their source. 

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-55929180