Someone calls it a lunch box, someone else a basket, still others a delivery. All solutions that with the pandemic have entered the daily life of many and which now have come to the aid of companies and trade unions, grappling with the issue of the green pass in the canteen. From Mediaset to Leonardo, passing through Electrolux, Barilla and Enel, the Green Pass is required to access the canteen. For those who do not have it, packages have been designed containing the meal to be consumed outside or in special spaces, respecting the distance. There are cases in which it has been proposed to consume them in the garden outside, as at the Electrolux in Susegana or so in which, as at the Abb, spaces have been identified in the various sites. Or cases where you can have your meal at your desk. All already seen, in the long period in which the canteens were closed and the take-away lunch was the norm.
Corporate delivery
The solutions gradually found, in some cases have been discussed and shared with the union. In others not. “The question we wanted to try to answer is how to guarantee all workers the same rights,” explains Riccardo Saccone of Slc CGIL. So in Mediaset, where today you can access the canteen only with the Green Pass, the company explains, to abide by «the prescriptions of the decree law. And before the Dpcm. We continue to use smart working for those who can work from home, those who have to come to the company have an internal service of free swabs and screening at their disposal. A green pass is required to access the canteen services ». And who doesn’t have it? In agreement with the trade unions “there is a company delivery service that delivers meals to the offices on request”. In Rai, where “the need to have the green pass for the canteen was communicated, we are discussing solutions”, continues Saccone.
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Telecommunications
The whole world of telecommunications, at the moment, only partially enters the debate because «in all cases where it is possible, we are working remotely. Those who operate on the network move around the area and generally do not use canteen services », explains Saccone. However, the delivery seems to be the solution towards which the parties are orienting pending government indications.
Sharing with the union
In a colossus like Enel, which has 66,000 employees worldwide, half of which in Italy, they confirm that the provisions of the law are followed. At this moment, the white collars are still in smart working, while those who operate on the network are asked for the green pass to access the canteen. Those who do not have it or do not want to show it are given the alternative of a takeaway meal. The Barilla group declares that “to safeguard the health of its people, which has been a priority since the beginning of the Covid crisis, it continues to implement the most effective safety measures, following the indications of the government and health authorities”. So you need the Green Pass in the canteen, “a decision previously communicated and discussed with the trade unions.” To those who do not have it “an alternative service is obviously provided”.
Metalworking
The same communication of the compulsory Green Pass for the canteen has arrived or is arriving in most of the metalworking companies explain from Fiom, Fim and Uilm. It was done in Leonardo which has about 50,000 employees, of which 30,000 in Italy. From the group they explain that they follow the government regulations: you go to the canteen with the green pass, but the basket has been prepared for those who do not have it. In recent days there was a meeting between the group and the unions in which the unions reaffirmed their positions and asked to find adequate solutions to guarantee the same conditions for all workers, even for those who cannot do it for health reasons. the vaccine.