For its part, the Ministry of Labor and Social Economy indicated that people affected by DANA who are not able to work should not go to their jobs and that, as far as possible, they will be able to resort to teleworking to all people who have it. difficulty going to work safely.
“Those who are unable to work should not go to their jobs,” the minister said. Yolanda Diazin a publication on the social network
Labor said people whose movements may pose a danger to their safety and health or interfere with rescue and recovery efforts in affected areas are exempt from reporting to work.
Also exempt are workers who must carry out search tasks for their missing loved ones or deal with their death.
Likewise, it was assumed that people who, following the loss of their housing or possessions, could not go to work.
Labor has insisted that teleworking will not be considered as a measure for people who cannot do so due to lack of devices or coverage. “In these cases, all workers can take time off and take paid leave,” Díaz concluded.
