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In July 2023, In-N-Out Burger made the controversial decision to prohibit their workers from using protective facial masks.
“We are presenting new mask guidelines that emphasize the importance of customer service and the ability to show the smiles of our associates and other facial characteristics while considering the health and well -being of all people,” the company shared in a message in a message To employees. “We believe that this policy will also help promote clear and effective communication with both our clients and among our associates.”
The restaurant chain allows workers to get a doctor's note to use a mask.
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Basically, this was the fast food chain that made a political statement that puts its workers at risk. Fast food workers generally do not receive free time or disease days.
That can force them to get into work when they are sick and use a mask would be the easiest way to keep customers safer. In addition, some people can use masks when they are healthy to avoid being infected by customers.
In other cases, employees can live with people committed to the immune system and are taking measures to protect them.
Recently, the carnival brand ambassador, John Heald, on a worker who uses a mask.
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Although they are no longer required in any situation, it is not uncommon to see people with masks in cruises. That is a solid medical practice according to the Deputy Medical Deputy Director of Metroplushealth, Dr. Julie Myers, who answered Thestreet questions in 2023.
“The masks are effective in reducing the transmission of SARS-COV-2 and other viruses, including the flu. Restaurants have many of the conditions that make people susceptible to viruses: closed spaces, closed spaces and high rotation of customers.
That has not prevented masks from stigmatizing as this recent email showed it to Heald.
“I am in the —- where the girl in the cafeteria carries a facial mask. She has the entire cruise. Are you allowed to do this? They really shouldn't. If you are infected, then should you really be working?” He wrote unidentified passengers.
Heald responded directly and then continued with a joke.
“Thank you and yes, while the vast majority of our crew does not use facial masks, the crew still has the option of using them if they wish,” he published.
Then he tried to lighten the mood.
“She is not” infected. “She works as a barista, so her mask is a Ummm and Cohy filter,” he added.
Carnival passengers share their mask thoughts
More than 1,200 people commented on Heald's Post and the vast majority had no problem with the members of the crew with masks.
“When I get a pedicure, the coach uses a mask. It is to protect her from me and I have no problem with that. I can't understand that someone is offended by a person who safeguards her health,” Susanne Scudder Clemens shared.
Melissa Goad expressed indignation in the original poster.
“Where do you buy enough audacity to send a message like this? Was he in authorization?
Leesa Alexander also shared pro-masks.
“To be honest, I would prefer that people who handle my foods use a mask. Sneezing and coughing occur for any reason at random times. I would like more people who handle food to use one. It is also not a matter why someone uses or not Use a mask.
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Barry Walker also adopted a very measured approach.
“The fact that a crew member use a mask does not mean that he is sick. Some of them feel more comfortable with a mask. There is absolutely no reason to get angry. Life,” he added.
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