“The government is trying to shift responsibility for how the epidemic was handled to one category of people: unvaccinated workers.” Representatives of the CLPT announced at a press conference today that the no-green pass refers to the sender of the allegations linking the protests to an increase in epidemics.
According to Tokers, from the onset of the epidemic, no one will listen to their persistent demands for greater safety in the workplace: “Continued – Clpt Sandi Volk’s Secretary – We wrote to the Ministry of Health, Port Authority, Province, Health Authority and companies operating in the port from 23 February 2020 to April 2021 “We have received very rare responses and interventions to these requests (cleaning, masks, free tampons and vehicle hygiene) (especially through the province that oversees Govt ethics) as far as we know: no action has been taken against companies that violate the rules of the law.”
Clpt therefore continues to argue, “The Green Pass Order is not a health protection, but an economic and political tool. “After the protests, some workers were retaliated against and fired (not mentioned in the Green Pass Order). All of this is very serious.”
“For a year and a half we have heard of masks, cleaners, vehicle cleaners, none of which have been done – President Sebastiano Grison declares – to this day, it is funny that the CLPT is being further accused. 30 – 40 Regulation seems absurd, we will protect workers, we want to insist 15 Strike is fair until October 20. The next FC strike from November 1 to 15 was declared illegal, and striking dockers have the right to strike. “
The CLPT has not recently identified itself as a union since the organization of the Green Pass protests, but the individual workers who are part of it continue to participate as private citizens. The union later announced a reunion with former spokeswoman Stefano Buser, declaring in 2020 that “he refused to work if the work vehicles were not cleaned, the same evening he found GPS under the car”. Similar to his colleague Fabio Tuac, he was fired for participating in demonstrations while on sick leave.
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