Slovenija: bolest osoblja i obuka
Obuka, pravila rukovatelja hranom i kada je bolesno osoblje mora se držati podalje od hrane.
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„Zakon“ je obvezujuće pravilo. „Službene smjernice“ nisu zakon, ali inspektori ih očekuju. „Chef Hygiene zadano“ je vrijednost koju aplikacija provjerava tamo gdje nijedno pravilo ne daje broj.
- ZakonSlovenia has no national food hygiene certificate, course length or renewal. EU law applies: the operator must instruct and train staff to suit their work (Regulation 852/2004).
- ZakonBefore the first day each worker signs a consent to report illness and fills in a symptom declaration. The employer keeps them with a staff list for inspectors (Rulebook 82/03).
- ZakonA worker with vomiting, diarrhoea, jaundice, pus-filled skin lesions or discharge from the eyes, ears or nose must stop food work and tell the manager at once (Rulebook 82/03).
- ZakonThere is no routine yearly medical exam or health card. A public health institute checks a worker only after an infection, diarrhoea or vomiting at home, travel to an area with poor hygiene, or when an inspector asks. The employer pays.
- Službene smjerniceNIJZ outbreak guidance: stay away for 48 hours after symptoms stop for most infections. After typhoid or dysentery return only with a doctor’s certificate after negative stool tests.
Službeni izvori
- UVHVVR, Administration for Food Safety, Veterinary Sector and Plant Protection
- Law on Safe Food and Feed (ZVHK), PISRS
- Decree 6/2014 on allergen information (PISRS)
- NIJZ, basic hygiene positions for food staff
- SPOT, restaurants and inns
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