From tomorrow, police will be able to fine people who target all types of workers, not just those in emergency services or healthcare. 9News
From tomorrow, police will be able to fine people who target all types of workers, not just those in emergency services or healthcare.upsurge in customer abuseVile incidents include reports of a checkout worker in Sydney's west being spat on by a customer who was refused a refund. In another incident, a bus driver said he was spat on by a commuter during a dispute over a fare.
Hefty fines for coughing and spitting on essential workers are being extended to retail staff and other workers.
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