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Chapter 1
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           workplace. These range from taking employees’
           temperature before they enter the workplace
           to regular sanitisation; from the distribution
           of masks to employees to a supplementary
           healthcare system (see the box titled
           “Safeguarding health in the fight against the spread
           of COVID-19” in Chapter 2, para 2.4 “Safeguarding
           the health and safety of employees”)

           In addition to the issue of safeguarding health,
           the Ratti Group has implemented a number
           of initiatives aimed at facilitating distance
           relationships with its customers and suppliers.


           The company has set up and equipped new
           multimedia rooms at the Guanzate site, the aim
           being to enable users to work and communicate
           in a way that maximises speed, the use of
           multimedia, and professionalism.
           Remote access to its offer, as well as to the Ratti
           environment, has been made possible thanks
           to the use of HoloLens2 smartglasses, offering
           an experience of great emotional impact (see
           Chapter 3, paragraph 3.3 “The drive towards
           innovation as a response to the Coronavirus”)


           Ratti has also reflected on its products and has
           also installed metal-free anti-bacterial finishing
           which is effective on silk, cotton and nylon fabrics.
           The project was born out of a proposal made
           by Ratti as a response to the health emergency
           and complies with the ZDHC (Zero Discharge of
           Hazardous Chemicals) protocol.


           Not least, Ratti has also decided to take action
           from a social point of view, seeking to assist those
           organisations that are most committed on the
           health emergency front.
           In this regard it has earmarked 250,000 euros
           for the Fondazione Provinciale della Comunità
           Comasca ONLUS (non-profit organisation) for the
           acquisition of machinery and tools needed in the
           area of health, it has donated 200m of fabric to
           the Associazione SoS Varese for the production
           of masks for civil use and, finally, it has reached
           an agreement with Talking Hands, a permanent
           fashion, design and innovation workshop which
           has brought together a group of refugee asylum
           seekers to produce masks (see Chapter 5,
           paragraph 5.3 “Partnerships that do good”)
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