悉尼公布APEC期间道路封锁详情(ZZ)
新南威尔士州交通部长John Watkins日前披露了九月悉尼APEC峰会举行期间，道路封锁及控制区的详细信息。 3 E: i/ J" j% S. t3 h3 s3 H4 m7 Y
Watkins向公眾展示了官方控制区域及路障设置区域的详细地图。 , f) y+ m( C, \( y" A
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从Cahill高速路驶往Macquarie街的出口将被关闭一周之久。
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而APEC会议的防卫封锁栏将沿海港大桥，Macquarie及Phillip街展开，大约為2.8米高，1,6米宽。 + f" k6 T: u% z9 a0 O% m4 j
" _2 G2 N, u& |! e. }5 I9 x防卫栅栏将于九月初开始修建，预计也将对交通產生严重影响。 ( E( C& V3 q+ r
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+ p: Q+ X( u& A( Z& oAPEC Public Holiday - Frequently Asked Questions + M2 P' M0 u3 H
3 p7 `6 S2 L+ E4 ]6 zThe NSW Government has announced details of a public holiday to coincide with the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) Summit to be held in Sydney in September 2007. : Q) Y7 N& X) T9 r5 n
+ \+ b* k+ \) IThe public holiday on the 7 September 2007 has been declared for the Sydney metropolitan area only, including Penrith, Camden and Campbelltown. (see full LCA list below).
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New legislation has been introduced to ensure the workplace entitlements for Sydney workers. Where NSW State awards and agreements provide for public holiday entitlements, these have now been extended to cover the APEC holiday. The introduction of the legislation was necessary as not all State awards recognise regional holidays.
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These arrangements provide clear guidelines to all employers who are subject to State awards that the APEC public holiday is to be treated like any other public holiday. This means that workers can have the day off and be paid or if they work they should receive the appropriate penalty rates. 1 K4 n+ g c( g; }
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The Minister for Industrial Relations, the Hon John Della Bosca, has written to the federal Minister for Workplace Relations, Mr Joe Hockey, requesting that similar amendments be made if necessary to federal legislation, in order to ensure that workers under federal awards and agreements enjoy similar protections to those achieved for workers under NSW industrial instruments. * c0 Z3 D; C( P+ A' c l
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, B; D4 C+ h9 \, g5 \These arrangements will cover people who would normally work in the Sydney metropolitan area who have been asked to keep away to assist with the smooth operation of the APEC event. 4 z: X K! ~+ S* B
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$ H& W& \& z" N0 T# z6 eThe APEC Summit will be the most significant gathering of international leaders ever hosted in Australia and the public holiday has been declared to minimise disruption to the general public and follows extensive consultation with employer groups and unions.
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- m2 t; R- v% D/ B* y7 J/ ~ aThe legislation will also allow the NSW Government to close general shops in the affected local council areas, if security concerns arise. At the present time, it is anticipated that shops in the city will be able to trade as normal but the Government will be able to use these powers to ensure the adequate protection and safety of visitors and residents.
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) ~2 _& F k8 }3 m0 k- wThe public holiday will apply to the following Local Council Areas: 8 e8 v; b; ~+ k9 D
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