Green Pass, Confindustria: ok, an obligation in the workplace

For civil servants it is practically certain to return to the office and the obligation to Green Pass. This obligation could also come to many other workplaces. There is the yes of Confindustria which is in favor of the adoption of mandatory green certification in the company. However, the cost of any tampons should be borne by the state.

The president of Confindustria, Carlo Bonomi, after a meeting with the trade unions explained his position: “We have always been for the obligation to vaccinate but we cannot fail to realize that at the moment the policy does not seem to find a synthesis and therefore we need to put workplace safety “.

“We know that there is the control room of the government, should it be decided, as we hope, the obligation of the Green Pass within the workplaces and the social partners find an agreement on this, I believe that the government could think of carrying out an operation of social utility and therefore of being able to bear the cost of the tampons, which certainly cannot be borne by the companies “he added.

On the other hand, the unions say that the costs cannot be passed on to the workers. “Positive judgment on the first meeting with Confindustria”, said the general secretary of the CISL, Luigi Sbarra, “There is a common convergence on the request to the government and the parliament to assume full responsibility in adopting a legislative measure that establishes the obligation of vaccination for all citizens. We continue to believe that the vaccine today is the only weapon we have ».

The Green Pass is obtained with vaccination, 15 days after the first dose, with the certificate of recovery which is valid for six months or with a negative swab every 48 hours. The further extension of the green certificate requirement could come as early as October what would also start for public employees and workers of those places for which it is already necessary to enter such as restaurants, gyms, theaters.