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Omicron and Younity: How we’re operating in Phase 3.

The government have announced that New Zealand has moved to Red (Phase 3) of the Covid-19 Protection Framework from 11.59pm, 24th February 2022. As a result, Younity continues to do our part to reduce to spread of Omicron in our community by continuing to operate remotely with both of our offices closed for the time being.

Unfortunately, Omicron is currently spreading in New Zealand, with many positive cases of Covid-19 being identified each day. Younity is actively monitoring the evolving situation and following the most up-to-date government advice. Whilst New Zealand remains in the Red (Phase 3) traffic light setting, we have chosen to keep both of our offices closed and operate remotely.

Aside from that, it remains business as usual for Younity. All of staff remain contactable via Phone, Email or Microsoft Teams. For more information on how to get hold of us, please click on the Our People page of this website. There, you’ll find the contact details of all our people in both Auckland and Wellington. If you are not sure who to talk to, send us an email on jobs@younity.co.nz and we will respond to you as soon as we can.

We recommend that you should refer to the Ministry of Health www.health.govt.nz or ‘Unite against Covid-19’ www.covid19.govt.nz government websites to keep up with the latest news and developments.

Please take extra care and look after those around you, including managing your own mental well-being. Wear your masks, and of course if you’re showing any symptoms, get tested! If you need assistance, call Healthline on 0800 358 5453 for further advice.

Let’s work together and continue to look after one another.

Kia Kaha New Zealand!


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