Japonska: bolezen osebja in usposabljanje
Usposabljanje, pravila za ravnanje s hrano in osebje, ko je bolno, se mora izogibati hrani.
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»Zakon« je zavezujoče pravilo. »Uradne smernice« niso zakon, vendar jih inšpektorji pričakujejo. »Chef Hygiene privzeto« je vrednost, s katero aplikacija preveri, kadar nobeno pravilo ne določa številke.
- PravoEvery business appoints a Food Sanitation Supervisor (食品衛生責任者): a cook, dietitian or similar, or someone who took the prefecture's course. The law asks the supervisor of a licensed business to try to attend refresher courses regularly, with no national interval: the public health centre sets it (for example, yearly in Tokyo).
- PravoStaff health is checked every day (diarrhoea, vomiting, fever, jaundice, infected cuts or skin), and the business decides who stops work with food. Stool tests (検便) are the law when the public health centre directs them; monthly tests are MHLW's guidance for kitchens cooking 300 meals at once or 750 a day.
Uradni viri
- Food Sanitation Act (e-Gov)
- Food Sanitation Act Enforcement Regulation (e-Gov)
- MHLW: HACCP-based hygiene management
- MHLW: the list of industry handbooks (手引書)
- MHLW: Mass-Cooking Facility Hygiene Manual
- Consumer Affairs Agency: food allergy labelling
- Fire Service Act Cabinet Order (e-Gov)
- Fire Service Act Regulation (e-Gov)
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