Originally Posted by
slats11
You are telling me what the employee is wanting and what they are sick of. I am telling you what management and accounting and risk management are thinking. For the foreseeable future, business travel will be way down and only after a risk assessment..
Here’s comment from a chair at the chamber of Commerce and Industry published in the SMH the other day:
John Hart, executive chair at the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said boosting business travel would assist with ramping up economic activity."Whatever can be done to make travel as seamless as it possibly can be will be good in getting the economy back to work," he said.
"There is a hell of a lot of movement around the country that is business and corporate-based and that's a really important start of the restart, particularly as we start to see business events picking up again."Mr Hart said there was a case for eased quarantine arrangements for countries deemed low-risk and travel should be permitted based on the benefit individuals were bringing to the Australian economy.
It looks like he, as a representative of the business community, is desperate to get business travel back up again