AGRO has started the partial reopening - in the laboratories.
A week ago, green light was given from the Ministry of Education and Research to enable Aarhus University to initiate a partial reopening of the research laboratories, this also applies in AGRO.
This is a very limited reopening of the laboratories in AGRO, where we have been allocated a quota of 19 people who can return to the research work in the laboratory in total. Of course, this raises many questions, and AGRO has worked hard to get this partial and limited reopening up and running.
During the entire shutdown of AGRO, we have carried out critical activities and these will continue during the new partial reopening. This means that our field activities are unchanged, as there are no restrictions on outdoor work, provided that our guidelines about distance to other people, etc. Keep. Read more about guidelines here.
The reopening of AGRO is thus limited, and only a few employees have been allowed to return this time. Remember that all activities must be agreed with the local management. The use of the laboratories must be registered, so it is important that your leader is notified. Every week, we have to hand over an account to the university on who has been in the laboratories and when.
All offices remain closed. If you need to come to your office to retrieve material, print or similar, this should be agreed with your leader, and you must remember to comply with the applicable guidelines.
There are many questions and information currently in circulation, but you can always find information and answers through the official channels on AU's coronasite. You can also always contact your nearest leader if you have any questions or have any doubts.
You can also find links to both general and HR-related information on various conditions for employees at AU during the corona crisis. And you can find information on well-being, homework and rules for the limited reopening of laboratories on the nat-tech staff portal.