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What are Moral Contracts?
Put simply, Moral Contracts, sometimes referred to as a pledge, are being used as an additional safeguard to reduce the risk of workers from bringing Covid-19 into the workplace.
Each contract will be different, so you need to carefully consider the clauses of the document you are being asked to sign.
Examples clauses are:
Wear a face covering
Wash your hands
Fill in the daily health report & follow testing protocol
Report Covid Symptoms & Isolate immediately.
But it could extend to your OFF DUTY time as well;
No Travelling on Public Transport
No out of hours socialising outside of your household (ie restaurant/pub)
No interaction with people outside your households (with possible exceptions)
And if you are away at a resident location;
No leaving Crew Hotel
No travelling home or sightseeing on scheduled days off
In principle, on the grounds of ensuring safety and keeping the production running, there are no objections to moral contracts being used during the crisis, but the worker has to be completely happy with the clauses they are being asked to sign, and any additional fees or expenses on offer.
If you are unsure, or wish to chat through your options before you commit, please contact us
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A moral clause within contracts used as a means of holding the individual or party(s) to a certain behavioural standard so as not to bring disrepute, contempt or scandal to other individual or party to the contract and their interests. It attempts to preserve a public and private image of such a party to the contract.
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