|
|
In the last week, companies relaxed compliance measures with health measures and the percentage of non-compliant companies that keep their operations open despite not being essential increased from 5 to 6% at the national level. In the fourth weekly report “Who is who in compliance with health measures”, presented by the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (STPS) during the morning conference this Tuesday, it was detailed that the sectors that mostly do not respect the guidelines of The quarantine is department stores, trade of non-essential products, sale of vehicles, recreation and warehouse sector, textile sector, plastics manufacturing, sale of metal products and wood industry. Luisa María Alcalde Luján, head of the STPS, regretted the increase of one percentage point in non-compliant companies, "it is a message not to relax the measures and for companies to comply with the quarantine.
The head of the agency reported at the morning conference this Tuesday that supervision visits to companies and work centers will continue, as part of the National Healthy Distance Day, until the last day of the month. Afterwards, he indicated, visits will be made according to the health traffic light and the measures that will be implemented for each of the regions of the country. “There are still 13 days left, it is a call for us all to take care of ourselves,” she said. He America Cell Phone Number List announced that among the non-compliant companies are Grupo Comercial Del Sol, a shopping center in Tapachula, Chiapas; MegaSports, a gym products sales location in Iztacalco, Mexico City, and Comercializadora de Muebles América, a furniture store in Guadalajara, Jalisco. When requesting the opinion of the aforementioned companies, MegaSports indicated that it does not violate the quarantine, since its doors are closed and it did not accept the indication of the federal authorities. Grupo Comercial del Sol did not provide its position as its staff argued that they could not express their opinion since its managers work from home, although it was accepted that they have staff on the street who invites the public to come to their facilities and buy only food products.
In the case of Comercializadora de Muebles América, personnel present at the facilities only briefly reported: “Please send your request for information to the company's email and a response will be provided at the appropriate time.” The head of the STPS expressed that 42% of the companies that refused to close are in the municipalities that have been most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The well-behaved In contrast, the companies highlighted for fully complying with the quarantine on this occasion were Mazda (6,679 workers), in Irapuato, Guanajuato; La Marina Shopping Center (152 workers), in Manzanillo, Colima; Almacenes Ánfora (50 workers), in Mérida, Yucatán, and Fujikura (1,602 workers), in Muzquiz, Coahuila.
|
|
發表於 15:32:59