MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Starting this week, Publix supermarket employees are no longer required to wear masks, the company announced on their website.
The supermarket said, “As a result of the decrease in COVID-19 cases and wide availability of the vaccine, fully vaccinated associates have the option not to wear face coverings beginning Feb. 14, 2022.”
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“Pharmacy associates, regardless of vaccination status, are still required to wear face coverings when administering vaccines.”
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The store will continue following CDC guidelines. Here is what is posted on their site about company policy concerning COVID-19:
“We are continually monitoring developments and updated guidance from the CDC and other health officials. Additionally, we are taking actions across our operations to help safeguard our customers, associates and communities.”
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Publix has 832 stores in the state of Florida.
