Working together - COVID-19 Update - Superior Renovations



While this week’s changes in Alert Levels was unexpected, as a country we’re getting pretty good at adapting and playing our part to keep each other safe As you may have heard already, Auckland will move to alert level 2 at midnight today, the rest of the country will move to alert level 1. The alert levels will be reviewed again on Monday. As a result of this update, here is a quick update about the changes we’re making: ☑️ Admin/Accounts and Marketing team will return to the office on Monday 22nd February. ☑️ Clients with projects in progress will be contacted by Project Managers to resume works. ☑️ Sales appointments will resume on Monday 22nd February. Any appointments rescheduled for this week will be rescheduled and you will hear from our Admin team. ☑️ Covid-19 on-site safety protocols still apply under level 2 alert – this is issued and communicated to all team members, clients, and contractors/suppliers. ☑️ The Ministry of Health has also

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