• The Junior representatives together with the Spokesperson team, CB chair team, Diversity office and ALICE secretariat are happy to announce the ALICE Wellbeing Campaign! As a part of this campaign there will be a "Healthy Minds for Master Minds" workshop which will take place on 7 June during the next ALICE week. This will be open to the whole collaboration and will be coordinated by Sarah Speziali, a therapist and life coach. In order to make this workshop as useful as possible, please fill out this survey in the link here.
   
• We are excited to announce two new junior representatives! Carolina Reetz has taken over for Tomas and Luca Quaglia will take over for Zuzana starting April 15th! We are thrilled to be working with them, and please join us in congratulating them! The next junior representative election will be held in Summer of 2023.
   
• There also will be two upcoming openings for the juniors committee. The primary responsibilities of the juniors committee is to organize Junior's Day during ALICE week and to run the junior representative elections. If you are interested, please contact alice-junior-committee@cern.ch as soon as possible! Thank you to Jihye Song and Bong-Hwi Lim for all of their hard work over the years!
   

Covid-19: CERN will be moving to Level 1 - GREEN from Monday 14 March.

• Basic hygiene measures of hand washing and disinfecting still apply;
• Masks are no longer mandatory unless otherwise specified, for example in CERN Shuttles.
• Please respect colleagues who choose to continue wearing masks;
• 1.5 m distancing must be respected in offices;
• The layout and operation of restaurants are kept unchanged (per Level 2 - Yellow) for the time being. New provisions will be decided by HSE and SCE and implemented gradually;
• Meeting rooms may be used at half capacity, with proper ventilation recommended;
• On-site working is the norm with teleworking possible according to OC7, which allows 40% of contractual hours of telework in any two-week period. In case of specific needs, such as vulnerabilities for example, members of personnel should discuss individual arrangements with their supervisor;
• It is no longer obligatory to carry proximeters, though you should keep yours safe in case it is needed in the future;
• If you have symptoms, have tested positive for COVID-19 or are a close contact, you must still declare on TRAMED.

• France: There have been no changes since last week to the conditions for international travel to and from France, which are available here. People arriving in France must still complete a declaration form, which is available here in several languages.
   
• Switzerland: There have been no changes to the conditions for international travel to and from Switzerland. Information on entering Switzerland is available here.