ABI and General Secretaries of the trade unions Fabi, First-Cisl, Fisac-Cgil, Uilca, Unisin shared a Protocol containing "Measures to prevent, combat and contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus to guarantee the delivery of banking sector services. pursuant to the Prime Ministerial Decree of April 26, 2020 ".
The ABI and the trade unions constantly follow the regulatory evolution connected to each phase of the Covid-19 emergency and have promptly adapted the sector's security measures in light of the provision issued by the Government on Sunday evening and the prospects that derive from it.
During the comparison, the complex reference framework was considered in which the Banks - central infrastructure to support businesses and families - continue to be called upon to ensure the continuity of services, as envisaged from the beginning of the emergency in the provisions of the competent Authorities, through the extraordinary commitment and sense of responsibility of the people who work in the bank.
With today's Protocol, the Parties have identified - in the wake of the positive experience shared with the original Protocol of March 16 and the integration of March 24 - the prevention and safety measures for the essential protection of female workers, workers and customers and allow to meet the growing needs of families and businesses even in the so-called "phase 2" of the Covid-19 epidemiological emergency.
"The shared protocol of April 28, 2020 - underlines Salvatore Poloni President of the Casl - represents for banking services, in light of its peculiarities in the sector, the reference of the essential prevention rules for operations on a par with what is foreseen by other business associations and the trade union confederations on 24 April 2020 for industrial and commercial production companies. "
For this reason, the Protocol will be promptly sent to the President of the Council of Ministers, to the competent Ministers of the Departments and to the President of the Committee of experts in economic and social matters as well as to the other competent Authorities.