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Back to normal with the gradual lifting of the measures against the crown from today.
The “new regularity” with the partial lifting of the restrictive measures imposed to reduce the risk of transmission of SARS-CoV-2, 42 days ago, began today at 6 in the morning.
Basic differences, h abolition of sms sending in 13033 about allowed movements and open stores.
What stores are open?
According to the Vice Minister of Development and Investment Nikos Papathanasis, the companies that will reopen are: retail stores for books, newspapers and stationery, computers, regional units of computers and software, telecommunications equipment, sports equipment, hair salons, beauty salons, services of shoe polishing and optical hearing aid stores.
In fact, approximately 10% of the professionals, workers and companies that were forced to close due to measures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus are returning.
Security rules
Companies must strictly comply with the measures and operating rules, that is, the proportion of square meters to the attendees, the distance between the jobs, the fulfillment of the client’s appointment list, when necessary, and protective equipment personal, that is, mask and hand hygiene.
The mask is mandatory for citizens of MMM, TAXI, elevators, hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centers.
The mask is mandatory for employees of MMM, TAXI, supermarkets, supermarkets that handle non-standard food, in hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centers, hairdressers and beauty salons.
In the other closed spaces, offices, hairdressing visitors, etc. It is recommended to use a mask or mask if possible.
Sanctions
Violations of the rules are punishable by administrative penalties and consumers can complain through the 1520 call center for breach of the measures, profit and unfair business practices.
It should be noted that fines, for those who do not comply with government measures and announcements, start from 150 euros and reach up to 5,000 euros, while in companies that violate protection measures, for each violation, 1,000 to 100,000 euros and suspension operating for a period of 15 to 90 days, according to the PNP issued last Saturday.
Safe hours and distances
Merchants must comply with opening hours as follows:
– the shops start time is 10 a.m. It is observed that this operation measure concerns companies that reopen in the Attica Region, with the exception of the islands and the urban complex of Thessaloniki in the municipalities, that is, that comprise it.
– The hours that apply to food companies, p. supermarket, stays until May 9, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. at 9 p.m. and on Saturdays from 7 a.m. at 8 p.m.
– The decisions of the vice-governors for the tourist areas regarding the operation of the stores on Sundays are still in force.
– The opening hours of companies with the activity code 9602, that is, hairdressers, hairdressers and beauty centers, can be extended from 7 in the morning until 10 at night and on Saturdays 7-9. The distance between jobs is at least 2 meters and the mask is mandatory for employees, while still a strong recommendation for clients. In the event that these companies also have the activity code for other services, such as massages, pilates, personal training, the provision of these services is expressly prohibited.
– Companies that have an activity code that is put back into operation must inform consumers that they are selling the products and services included in those activity codes.
– The use of a mask in supermarkets is mandatory only for staff who handle non-standard products and food, while the recommendation applies to other staff and customers.
– For offices, the rule of one person for every 10 m2 applies. and the distance of 1.5 m. They must post a sign at the entrance for the person allowed inside the space.
Hardals: we return but we are careful
“We are returning but we are paying attention,” he said, adding: “On May 4, we are taking the first step to restart the economy.” This step is well thought out and its results will be evaluated, as has been done in previous phases.
We all share the same responsibility and the state plus the responsibility and obligation to provide a safety net and support to guarantee employment, employment and the recovery and acceleration of the economy. No one claims that there is a manual for restarting an economy in the world economic literature after such a health crisis.
What we support is that, as we have addressed every step of the way so far, we are exhausting all possible scenarios to restart the economy and implement the best plan, which is based on the rules to guarantee public health and social cohesion. and economy. “
Recommendations for retail stores
Employers, employees and customers, according to a statement from the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce and Industry, face an unprecedented new reality to which everyone must respond.
Retail and service stores should be supplied with masks, gloves, and antiseptics. Accept as many customers as those determined based on the store’s square footage. Many, without obligation, have placed a Plexiglass divider on the cash register, so that there is a safe distance from the customer. Common areas and whenever a customer touches should be meticulously cleaned regularly and there should be antiseptics.
Adequate preparation for the opening of any business.
The Greek Competitiveness Council has produced the following practical guide, with the problems that every entrepreneur must face today so that his business can start operating immediately and safely as soon as the restrictions are lifted:
one) Security: Preparation of work and production areas to offer the maximum possible protection against the spread of COVID.
Consult relevant Organizations for appropriate (and necessary) protective measures and make a plan for the immediate elimination of suspected cases and replacement of patients.
2) Liquidity: Make sure the necessary cash is available.
Contact your bank and find out about the loan and support programs they can offer you. Find information and join state sponsored business support programs. Manage checks (and extensions) that you owe or owe. Try to cut costs and improve working capital.
3) Accounting – Tax: Prepare the fiscal responsibility plan with your accountant and take care of any accounting problem.
4) The clients: Communicate and strengthen your position with your clients.
Know the opening dates of your clients and plan your own restart accordingly. Make sure your pending orders are valid and delivered and strengthen the good relationship with them.
5) Supplies: Guarantee the availability and adequacy of raw materials and products. Contact your suppliers and make sure they can supply you. Find out if the payment terms have changed and ask for better terms of cooperation. Find alternative providers.
6) Transport: Contact the operators that serve you
Make sure that both your supply chain and your product delivery chain work for your customers. Calculate possible additional shipping costs.
7) Working: Prepare to return employees to business. Review with your staff or accountant the steps necessary to modify employment contracts and consult with employees in a timely manner.
8) Infrastructure Check the operating status of your information systems. Embrace digital apps and solutions for online activity while protecting against piracy.
9) Benefits: Verify the correct operation of all the benefits that will be required with the reopening of your business. Electricity, telephones, cell phones, water, gas, etc.
10) Plan: Evaluate your strategy for the immediate and distant future.
Calculate the probability of new cases and new measures to limit commercial activity in the fall. Check if your business model is viable and customize it if necessary. Seek help from the state mechanism, relevant associations and chambers.
Starting today, bookstores, stationeries, computer and software stores, telecommunications equipment, sports equipment, flowers, KTEOs, hair salons, beauty salons, shoe polishers, and optical stores are reopening their doors.
With information from APE
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