Dear colleagues, dear members of the PERC OHS Network,<\/p>\n
We believe that all of you, as well as your countries face with the Covid-19 pandemic, and that your governments adopt appropriate measures aimed at protection of population and citizens, but also the response measures aimed at salvation of jobs and economic in your countries.<\/p>\n
Given that all of your are affiliates of PERC OHS Network, it would be good if you could monitor the measures of your governments and, if possible, draft a brief review of the situation in this area, and submit it to us by e-mail. Considering that it cannot be predicted for how long this situation would continue, we shall try in the forthcoming period to organize an online meeting\u00a0 (by way of some platforms) to talk about these matters. I have also though this could be a complicated, but I do have regular meetings this way with my colleagues from Brussels, and even some bigger meetings were organized this way. I can tell you that this form of communication in given circumstances is extremely relevant and necessary.<\/p>\n
I hereby enclose the translation to BSCM language of the ITUC document \u201cWorkers\u2019 Memorial Day \u2013 Stop Pandemic at Work<\/a>\u201d, in reference to the 28th April \u2013 International Workers\u2019 Memorial Day or Workers\u2019 Mourning Day of remembrance and actions for workers killed, disabled, injured or made unwell by their work. The link to the original text in English language is: https:\/\/www.ituc-csi.org\/28April2020<\/a><\/p>\n We hope that you will use this document to mark the 28th April this year, although in these specific conditions.<\/p>\n To all Network members on OHS<\/u><\/strong>: We are also sending you attached the Draft PERC OHS Networks\u2019 Statement on COVID<\/a> \u2013\u00a0 for consultation with you about the final text.<\/p>\n We wish you a good health and in solidarity,<\/p>\n