Vittorio Sekado * As always, the question of safety, public and public health comes first. However, on the other hand, it is not always possible to shift responsibility to individual companies, especially small companies such as bars or restaurants. There …
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Sekkado *
As always, the issue of security, people and public health comes first. However, on the other hand, it is not always possible to shift responsibility to individual companies, especially small companies such as bars or restaurants. There are no-work drills to work with new signs, on the one hand you are obligated to show this card, on the other hand there should be someone to check if you have, we are not just talking about a small bar with small staff. Then the rules should be very clear, if one person is not enough, how strong can this person be removed? The problem is exacerbated in the case of companies with vaccinated employees, who need to understand how to manage these employees. Using this card is definitely better than total closure, but it is not the right solution. We have to work with a balance, if we restrict access to a bar rather than a gym, this decision should fall on public transport as well, a sector that provides a large crowd. This year companies have made important economic commitments to adapt to every demand. Yet it is not right to carry them. We appeal to the decision taken by the government for a balanced approach. Green Pass is the perfect tool in situations where meetings inevitably occur.
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