(ANSA) – TERNI, 02 MAY – There is a gradual return to normality, after the Covid emergency, at Ast di Terni, where for the approximately 3,000 500 direct and indirect employees, as in the rest of Italy, It is more necessary to show the Green pass at the entrance to the plant, while the company has the obligation to wear a mask, pending the updating of the guidelines in the ministerial office.
A decision, the latter, which seems to find the generalized favor of the workers. “I think it was right to remove the Green pass because it was an inadequate and absurd restriction, instead many of us continue to agree on the use of the mask” comments with ANSA, at the exit of the first shift, Emanuele, involved in the railway movement. “Many respect the will of the company – he continues – because the fear of being in quarantine is still very high, especially now that it is no longer covered as an illness and therefore many problems arise. In addition, being a continuous cycle company, if the cases would increase again, the company would be affected, as would the colleagues on duty “.
Certainly a steel mill, due to the climatic conditions of some departments, is not the most “pleasant” place to wear a respiratory protective device, but caution still comes first. “On the one hand, it is better to continue using it, but it starts to get hot and annoying many times. So we hope it will all end soon” comments Andrea, from the mechanical workshop. “It’s stressful, but you still have to be careful,” echoes a worker from Harsco-Ilserv, the steel mill’s main external firm.
However, not everyone seems to be informed about the latest news.
“I don’t know if there is an obligation to wear a mask or not, by now I wear it out of habit” explains another employee at the gates. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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