Over 85% of firms well prepared to work in new conditions: study
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Over 85 percent of the companies surveyed assess well or very well the preparations to ensure safe working conditions, informed Lewiatan Confederation, a trade body, on June 8. In the same study, 79 percent of firms suffered from a lack of clear and transparent security guidelines.
Disinfectants, individual personal protective equipment (PPE), remote work or distance in the workplace and secure positions – these are the things most often mentioned by the participants of the survey entitled “Safe return to work in a new normality.” It was an initiative of the three largest companies in the HR services industry – Randstad, Adecco Group and ManpowerGroup. They were joined by the Polish HR Forum, a member of the Lewiatan Confederation.
Over 86 percent of companies that responded to the survey indicated that they had documents specifying new security procedures. At the same time – as Lewiatan Confederation emphasized – only 26 percent of respondents declared the use of health diagnosis and employee testing.
Lewiatan Confederation states on their website that “we are the most influential Polish business organization representing employers’ interests in Poland and in the European Union … We associate 4,100 companies, which employ over 1 million workers.”
(PAP)
