On Saturday, November 28, the rules on covering the mouth and nose resulting from the regulation of November 26 on the establishment of certain restrictions, orders and bans in connection with the occurrence of the state of epidemic. The regulation will apply until December 27, 2020, is provided by law.pl.
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Most of the restrictions do not bring anything new and only uphold the previous rules. The most important changes concern the place work.
A mask at work is obligatory everywhere
So far mouth and nose in the plant work you had to cover when serving customers and prospects. Apart from these cases, the persons performing official duties did not need to wear a mask. However, that has changed drastically
The new regulations in force from November 28 introduce an obligation to cover the mouth and nose in workplaces if there is more than one person in the room, regardless of other factors. This means that mask you will have to carry it in an open space, even when the distance of 1.5 m is kept, and even in the canteen, during a meal. As assessed on praca.money.pl Jakub Kowalski, partner in the Mirosławski, Galos, Mozes Legal Advisers Office, the new wording of the regulations is bizarre. Because according to the ordinance, no more than one person can stay in the canteen during a meal, otherwise how else to eat without removing the mask?
Who doesn’t have to wear a mask at work?
There are of course exceptions to the above rules. At work, they do not need to wear masks, for example priests celebrating masses or city bus drivers. In the course of official duties, the mouth and nose need not be covered by:
- persons driving a means of public transport or a motor vehicle engaged in the commercial transport of passengers, if the vehicle provides for the separation of the driver from the transported persons in a way that prevents contact;
- persons directing the ship and in the cockpit of the aircraft
- drivers performing road transport in the crew;
- flight personnel in the cockpit
- religious worshipers during its exercise;
- soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland and allied forces, as well as an officer of the Military Counterintelligence Service and the Military Intelligence Service, performing official tasks, using personal protective equipment appropriate to the type of activities performed;
- a person whose permanent or temporary residence is public utility buildings intended for upbringing, health, social or social care, unless the administrator of such a building decides otherwise;
- referee, referee coach, coach and person practicing sports as part of sports competition, sports activities or sports events
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