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Tivoli Reopens Under Strict Surveillance After Staff Sobriety Concerns
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A local Tivoli, initially scheduled to open Thursday, faced a delay due to concerns over staff sobriety. Reports from Folkbladet indicated that intoxicated staff members were unable to safely construct the attractions.
The Tivoli has as been assembled, and the municipality’s rescue service has conducted an inspection. The facility is now set to open Friday, but under heightened scrutiny.
Enhanced Sobriety Checks Implemented
eric Lundström confirmed that police will be conducting sobriety tests on staff. This measure aims to ensure that all employees are sober while on duty.
Lundström expressed disappointment that such checks are necessary for staff, stating it’s regrettable when sobriety needs to be verified for employees.
Employees Dismissed Over Conduct
Tivoli owner Bengt Andersson confirmed that two employees were dismissed on Thursday due to their conduct. these individuals are no longer employed at the funfair.
Andersson emphasized a zero-tolerance policy,stating that any staff member exhibiting signs of intoxication will be immediately removed from their duties.
In 2023, the Swedish Work Environment Authority reviewed Bengt’s Tivoli. At that time, the employer had noted that employee unhappiness, or ‘filling,’ was a notable risk factor.
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