In-N-Out closes in San Francisco over refusal to enforce vaccine mandate

City officials made move on 14 October after the burger chain it wouldn’t force staff to check if customers were fully vaccinated

In-N-Out burger has become the first restaurant in San Francisco to be temporarily closed for failing to enforce the city’s vaccine mandate. City officials made the move on 14 October after the burger chain said it won’t force staff to check that customers were fully vaccinated before allowing them to dine inside the restaurant.

Restaurants in San Francisco, as well as a number of US cities including New York and New Orleans, are legally required to make customers show proof of vaccination before dining indoors. Health officials in the city, who have been carrying out checks on restaurants, say they made numerous requests to In-N-Out to enforce these checks but have not seen improvement after weeks of spot checks.

Continue reading...

from World news | The Guardian https://ift.tt/3AXgazx