To come to work, do some airport employees have to show a health pass? The issue was at the heart of a five-day conflict at Félix-Eboué airport in Guyana, which ended on Saturday. Finally, employees will not have to present a health pass to access the terminal,
highlighted Guyana La Première.
A decision which is only the application of the law, according to words of Carine Sinaï-Bossou, the president of the Chamber of commerce and industry of Guyana, reported by our colleagues. What exactly does this law of August 5 say? 20 minutes make the point.
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The public service site is not very explicit about the employees concerned: it remember that the pass applies for interregional domestic flights, without however naming the categories of employees concerned. The law
also provides that the system applies to people working in transport “to or from” mainland France, Corsica or the French Overseas Territories.
The General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGAC) confirms that the health pass applies to “flight personnel”, that is to say to hostesses and stewards who welcome passengers on board planes and ensure the smooth running of the flight. The regulations “are the same for the metropolis and the Overseas”, continues the DGAC.
In the terminals, the waiters and waitresses who work in the restaurants and cafes offering sales to be consumed on the spot must also present this sanitary pass, completes the ADP group (Aéroports de Paris) from 20 minutes.
The personnel in charge of passenger security checks or the personnel checking in passengers on board flights are not required to present it.
On the other hand, the doctors and nurses of the medical service and the emergency medial service of ADP are subject to the vaccination obligation, specifies the group, as are the carers of health establishments or nursing homes.