In my second video with David Barron, a partner in the Labor and Employment practice at Cozen O’Connor, we discuss if recent face mask guidelines will create a division and tension within the workplace. We discuss the following points:
- Can employers require an employee to disclose if they have been vaccinated for COVID19?
- What happens when a group of employees decide to wear face masks and others employees refuse to wear a face mask?
- Even if a face mask mandate is lifted, can employers still require employees to wear a mask and can employers offer a ‘face mask optional policy’ for vaccinated workers and non-vaccinated in the workplace?
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