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Several educators seek legal support to present resignations on the stage of an infected child at his workplace. According to Diário de Notícias, which brings the news forward, educators are sure that the reopening of nurseries, scheduled for May 18, and preschool establishments, scheduled for June 1, will not be possible with sanitary security measures. provided by the government.
Nurseries. Children must keep five feet in rooms, cafes, and during naps.
The newspaper quotes a Facebook post from an educator at a public preschool in Odemira, where it is shown disgusted by the reopening of these teaching sites as the necessary conditions are not met. “I consider that the opening of kindergartens 20 days before the end of the school year is totally irresponsible and an unnecessary risk. To throw educators the responsibility of controlling all the variables of children’s safety, in a new situation, of dimensions that no one knows yet, is perverse. It is making guinea pigs with the children of others, with their families and with the people who work with them ”, defends the teacher.
In the same publication, the educator in question admits having submitted a statement to reject any responsibility for breach of safety regulations. “If parents see educators washing their hands, they will have to defend their children,” he adds. DN, the Association of Early Childhood Education Professionals guaranteed that this will not be a unique case and that it is aware of “some situations” professionals with the same intention.
Professionals interested in opening nurseries and proposed measures
However, this exclusion note is not a novelty in other sectors, as is the case of health professionals, where some unions sometimes announce the publication of minutes that can be used by doctors and nurses to defend themselves against any liability in accidents caused. for lack of means. This statement, however, is not in itself a guarantee: for Diário de Notícias, the Union of Doctors of the Southern Zone explains that “the draft, by itself and without further ado, does not directly and automatically guarantee the exclusion of the doctor’s civil liability.” A statement corroborated by Miguel Guimarães, president of the Ordem dos Médicos, and which should also apply to educators.
