Wolf is angered over the conflicting messages the administration is sending out. On the one hand people are told to stay at home while bars and restaurants have to close, on the other hand large-scale stores remain open and even welcome clients on Sundays.
The union official thus proposes to regulate latter ones and keep the Horesca sector open, which has invested substantially to adapt safety measures.
Wolf also addressed the growing numbers of public servants who have to quarantine, accusing the administration of not caring for their employees. He thus announces that the case remains open and will be discussed in the upcoming CGFP board meeting on Monday.
