relief package

 30.000 FFP2 masks are being given away to Austrian companies

Inflation, lack of staff, rising corona numbers. The Austrian mask online shop schutzoutlet.at is taking these current developments as an opportunity to put together a relief package for Austrian companies. A total of 30.000 high-quality FFP2 masks will be sent to companies free of charge. They simply have to register the number of required FFP2 masks at schutzoutlet.at. 

"Corona is far from over, and so wearing masks will also accompany us, because they are still the most effective protection against viruses of all kinds," explains Managing Director Gernot Prasser. The next corona wave is imminent  the door – or is it already there? Preferably  would it be for both small and  Medium-sized companies, for a safe  Working environment already FFP2 masks  to store for the fall.  “The corona protective measures are not  only important, but also system-preserving.  At a time of high infection rates  many absences from employees is the  FFP2 mask the simplest operational  protective measure”, analyzes Prasser.

A small lever with a big impact for Austrian companies 

In almost all industries it was possible to see where omitting the FFP2 masks would lead, because the Corona numbers are increasing extremely - companies are therefore having to deal with an increased shortage of staff. The mask campaign by schutzoutlet.at is intended to protect employees on the one hand and relieve employers on the other. From a certain number of FFP2 masks, it is quite expensive for companies to make them available to all employees. "The price increases can be felt everywhere, the energy crisis is on the doorstep, plus the lack of staff - with this mask relief package we want to make a small contribution to support companies"; such a glutton. 

Apply now as an Austrian company and register FFP2 mask requirements! 

All Austrian companies can apply for the free FFP2 masks - from small businesses to large companies.

The promotion is valid throughout the summer until August 29, while stocks last