Baja California and Sonora move from red to orange on the COVID -19 risk level.

• Essential businesses continue to operate.
• Non-essential businesses may begin to operate with 30% of its personnel.
• At-risk employees may return to work with certain measures,  the most important being  the following:
  • Allow medical examinations to confirm that their medical condition is controlled and that they are in good health.
  • More rigorous sanitary measures need to be imposed than those established by the Federal Government in the Guidelines and sanitary documents.
  • That they are integrated in a gradual, orderly, and cautious manner, avoiding everyone’s attendance, implementing different schedules.
  • Ensure that there are no disrespectful or discriminatory attitudes against them.
• Non-essential businesses must prepare their Health Safety Protocols and comply with the Guidelines for restarting operations, optionally presenting their “Self-evaluation” to secure authorization from IMSS, as well as emphasizing compliance with the Official Mexican Standard NOM-030-SSA2-2009.

• Non-essential businesses must prepare their Health Safety Protocols, comply with the Guidelines, and present the “Self-evaluation” to reactivate their activities.
• The return of At-risk employees must be carried out with a strict application of the Guidelines.
• Document the return of vulnerable workers, by signing a letter when they return to work and prepare in the event that the health alert returns to RED.
• Essential and non-essential businesses must be prepared and implement “COVID AUDITS” in order to confirm compliance with all labor and health provisions derived from the COVID-19 health emergency.