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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that 5% of “non-essential” companies maintain their operations open, despite recommendations to close due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). During the morning conference when presenting the Report “Who is who in compliance with health measures by companies”, carried out by the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (STPS), Distribuidora de Bicicletas Benotto (Mexico City) was pointed out ), Autouno Motriz (Guerrero), Office Max (Jalisco and Michoacán), and Blockra Moderna (Baja California) as some of the companies that are not complying with their obligation to suspend operations. At Expok we look for these companies. Distribuidora de Bicicletas Benotto refused to comment on the matter while Autouno Motriz, from the car sales sector, indicated that the company would not comment on the matter and that they would talk with the authorities. The public relations area of Office Max disclosed that it was completely unaware of being part of the STPS document but kept its opinion on the subject and how it will act.
Blockra Moderna, from the industrial and construction sector, did not respond to any type of message, it was argued that there was excessive work and that there was no person who could give a position on the issue. They released an email to receive requests for information from the brand, but they did not have a defined date for having a response regarding the issue. The head of the Secretary of Labor and Social Welfare (STyPS), Luisa María Alcalde, reported that America Cell Phone Number List there is 95% compliance by companies with respect to confinement due to the coronavirus pandemic in the country. Among the non-essential companies that have complied with the quarantine were Kromberg & Shubert; the clothing maquiladora company C&A; Superior Bright Technologies; Automotive BOS; Cornelius Manufacturing and Conductors Monterrey. The federal official indicated that 5% of the companies that still show resistance to respecting the quarantine are in the sector of sale, repair, maintenance and distribution of vehicles for private use, with 28%; department stores, with 21%; trade of non-essential products, with 19%; education centers, with 10%; textile industry, with 7%; manufacturing of non-essential metal products, with 4%; manufacturing of non-essential plastics, with 4%; and finally, the timber industry with 4%.
Mayor Luján told the different car brands that “the sale of cars is not considered an essential activity.” In the case of department stores, he added that “there is some progress and commitments for the different stores to close, except for those that have financial services activities.” He pointed out that companies such as Benotto, a factory in Mexico City; Not only did they continue with the work but they even refused to be inspected; Some of the workers mentioned that they had been hidden, “we call not to put the workers at risk.” Elektra closes, but refuses to do so voluntarily The Mexican president recalled that at the beginning of this measurement – two weeks ago – 13% of companies and commerce did not comply with closing their doors, while last week it dropped to 6% and now it is at 5%, so he trusted that the next edition of this report continue to reduce the number of establishments that do not comply with the health emergency plan.
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