Covid 19
Actions held by CSN in the context of Covid-19
Covid-19 has spread significantly since March 2020, when the WHO (World Health Organization) declared a world pandemic, a state that has the potential to cause significant operational disruptions, increasing market volatility and affecting global and regional economies. Based on ethical standards of professional conduct and social responsibility, following all the recommendations for the prevention and containment of Covid-19 recommended by the competent health bodies, CSN established a Prompt Response Management Committee (Crisis Committee), responsible for monitoring of the pandemic and its effects on the global economy. The Committees objective is to minimize the effects of Covid-19 on our operations, transactions and financial results, in addition to, in particular, ensuring the health, safety and well-being of employees.
Main measures adopted
Main measures adopted
- In order to provide greater access to vaccines for its employees, CSN, in partnership with local governments, carried out vaccination campaigns in its units considered to be essential service providers. An internal survey was also launched for all its public in order to survey the population already vaccinated, guide, monitor and demand compliance with the vaccination schedule of all its employees. By the end of 2021, 75% of the workforce had complete vaccination coverage, with 94% of the workforce having at least the first dose of vaccine.