The heads of companies and the employees had some answers, Tuesday, at the end of the speech of the Prime Minister Edouard Philippe before the National Assembly to sketch the broad outlines of the deconfinement, planned next May 11, following the confinement period linked to the coronavirus epidemic.
Edouard Philippe therefore defined some post-containment rules. For example, it asks companies that can provide masks for their employees themselves and maintain telework for at least three weeks.
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In Île-de-France for example, Medef recommends that 70% of employees do not return to their workplace. The region is very affected by Covid-19 and transport will be limited at first. In addition, the objective is above all to avoid relaunching the epidemic.
Divergent vision between large cities and less dense areas
So many arguments that convinced the president of Medef Paris, Charles Znaty. "We are going to recommend to all our members to maintain teleworking," he explains. And for those who cannot telecommute? "You have to try to avoid rush hour."
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A vision generally shared in the big cities but which is not shared in the less dense territories. Damien Charrier heads a 250-member accounting firm. In his offices in Caen (Calvados), he has provided masks, has transparent walls installed between the offices and he hopes to bring back half of the staff on rotation, every other week.
"In Normandy, there are quite few public transport users, people come with their own vehicle", he justifies therefore, "logically, to access from home to his place of work, there is no there is no physical contact. " Damien Charrier also has an office in Paris in which, this time, he plans to let everyone telecommute.