In-N-Out Burger Bans Employees From Wearing Face Masks in 5 States
Starting August 14, the In-N-Out burger chain will ban employees from wearing face masks to work unless they have a doctor’s note. The Washington Examiner reported that locations in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, and…
Starting August 14, the In-N-Out Burger chain will ban employees from wearing Face masks to work unless they have a doctor’s note.
The Washington Examiner reported that locations in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, and Utah will be held to these new guidelines.
Actor Antonio Sabato Jr. Tweeted a copy of the notice on Saturday, which stated, “We are introducing new mask guidelines that emphasize the importance of customer service and the ability to show our associates’ smiles and other facial features while considering the health and well being of all individuals.”
“We believe this policy will also help to promote clear and effective communication both with our Customers and our Associates,” it added.
The company noted that “No masks shall be worn in the store or support facility unless an Associate has a valid medical note exempting him or her from this requirement.”
Sabato Jr. responded in his tweet, “Please BUY MORE In N Out!”
Founder and CEO of Turning Point USA wrote, “In-N-Out Burger is America’s best fast food company. They stand for strong values and don’t want their employees masked – which is dehumanizing!”