Almost a month after decreeing the closure and limitation of people, businesspeople want to return to activities. Fercommerce (Federation of Commerce of the State of Goiás), the then president Marcelo Baiocchi of the federation, supports entrepreneurs, starting with small and micro businesses.
After the decree signed by Ronaldo Caiado, governor of Goiás, it hasn't even been a month yet and businesspeople want to get back to their routine.
Some movement is already happening, due to the return of fruit and vegetable fairs, so some movement is already happening. According to Caiado, there are regions that will be covered differently according to the decree.
For example, you cannot compare regions in urban centers where there are more cases, with regions in the interior, where there are none, so they are analyzed by small and micro entrepreneurs.
The president of Fecomércio said he does not yet have data on layoff forecasts, and that Caged (General Registry of Employed and Unemployed Workers) is responsible.
Goiás businessmen leave quarantine
The sectors that are still operating are the most sought after: pharmaceuticals, cleaning and hygiene. Of these three sectors, the one that is most feared is food, at the beginning there was a high demand, mainly for processed foods.
There is uncertainty about the economy, it is unlikely to become normal. Although employers are trying to keep their employees, this situation could get worse for a long time.
Decree 9,647 was created through a committee that aims to combat the coronavirus. This group generally brings together both sectors, both public and private. With the main objective of creating measures that are capable of reducing the spread of the virus among workers and their families.
In addition to the committee using measures to act in state bodies, there are measures by the State Government. Although the economic activities exposed are also essential for the purpose of deciding on government determinations and relating to the suspension of essential and applicable economic activities.