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France now applies masks in all workplaces, from the district of Paris to provincial factories, as it tries to involve the development of viral infections but prevents the closure of the economy.
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The announcement made this morning through the Ministry of Labour makes France one of the few countries in the world that universally requires staff to wear masks at work, although they are used in many Asian countries and beyond.It is also required in public puts beyond.
The resolution came after the daily number of infections in France exceeded 3,000 this weekend, for the first time since May, and as the number of patients inflamed by the virus in hospitals, intensive care facilities and nursing homes begins to increase.one of the highest infection rates in Europe and already requires masking in indoor public spaces, such as restaurants and in many areas.
From September 1, mask will also be required in all shared and enclosed workspaces, adding offices, hallways, meeting rooms and open or shared changing rooms, in accordance with the new government rules. They can only be deleted when you are alone in an individual office..
“The latest clinical wisdom about the imaginable threat of transmission of the virus through aerosols leads us to adopt a general precept of the systematic use of masks in shared indoor workspaces,” said Laurent Pietraszewski, Workers’ Secretary of State for Health.
About a quarter of the 1,013 virus groups that have emerged since France ended its strict blocking of the virus in May dates back to the workplace, according to the national fitness agency.Epidemics too, which raises new considerations in a country that has already noticed more than 30,000 deaths from the virus.
Labor Minister Elisabeth Borne said the new measures are necessary to “cover the skills of workers and the continuity of our economic activity.”She and Pietraszewski met with the unions last night before making the rules.
Trade unions have asked for more ions to oppose viruses, and staff at the Louvre Museum, Amazon France and other sites quit their jobs before this year, fearing that their employers are not doing enough for them.
The needs will come into force on 1 September, when staff from all over France return from the summer holidays, after the main points on how to impose them with trade unions and the Higher Council of Public Health have been worked on.
Some are reluctant to wear a mask all day, especially in occupations that require intense physical activity or phone conversations where the mask can complicate communication, and employers wonder how to apply any mask need and provide enough mask.
France has already experienced scattered incidents of violence through others refusing to wear a mask, and the government sent the insurrection police to Marseille’s dominance overnight to meet new masking needs in farmers markets and in various neighborhoods.
The French government also recommends, but does not require, that staff paint from home if they can, and advises that non-home staff in collective housing use individual housing.
Many governments inspire masks in paintings, but demand them everywhere.India and the Philippines are among the few countries that impose them, although their application varies.