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This September 28 there will be a new “Super Monday”, since 97% of the communes of the Metropolitan region will be in the process of deconfigurationTherefore, most of its workers will be able to return to their work functions in person.
During this day, the Government in conjunction with the Confederation of Production and Commerce (CPC) and different metropolitan mayors delivered a series of proposals to avoid the crowds that are projected, for example, in the public transport.
The most important announcement has to do with the hours of entry to work in the different areas. The president of the CPC, Juan Sutil, referred to the proposal of differentiated hours of entry to work, with the hope that the business will open its doors only at about 11:00 in the morning or that the construction sector begins to work between 7:00.
Regarding jobs and thanks to the gradual process of deconfinement, the Minister of Labor, María José Zaldívar, acknowledged that 80% of workers will return to work in person, which will help reduce the negative economic effects of the pandemic.
Regarding whether this measure implies fewer hours of rest for people who will have to get up earlier, the mayor of Puente Alto, Germán Codina, indicated that it is a proposal that can be modified and that the important thing is its purpose, avoid crowds.
What will be the alternatives for those who must enter their jobs first? The Minister of Transport, Gloria Hutt, clarified that the 100% of the Transantiago bus fleet will be operational; However, it ruled out that Metro de Santiago starts its service an hour earlier, that is, from 5:00 in the morning.
Specify that these are proposals from both the business community and the public sector. That is to say, each worker must coordinate entry times with their employers.
Since this Monday, only Renca and Paine they will be in total quarantine in the Metropolitan region.
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