“An obligation to reduce responsibilities on entrepreneurs and slow recovery”

The average number of unvaccinated companies in the province of Veracruz is about 10%. Vares Roberto is president of the Province Businessmen’s Association (pictured) to provide a picture of the situation. But beyond the limited number, what worries the manufacturing world is the lack of clarity in some of the practices that companies have.

An important issue is privacy. “Entrepreneurs – underlining the grassroots – cannot ask workers whether green bass is derived from curing, tampon or vaccine. And even if the worker is willing to provide it arbitrarily they will not be able to gather this information. It will speed up the process of greater flexibility.” UNIVA advised companies to check the green pass regularly and to all employees every day.

Then there is the unknown transporter: many come from Eastern Europe and are vaccinated by Sputnik, which is not approved by the EMA. “There’s a lot of confusion, which has a direct impact on the operations of companies,” Crossy underlines. Meanwhile, according to Confederates Vares, the government’s decision will slow the economic recovery and make it harder for those who decide to oppose a 70% reduction in employment. “The regional conference – comments by President Romana del Erba – could not close its eyes to data that has been clear for more than a year: the green pass duty fulfills the responsibilities of employers and reduces the economic recovery”.

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