Italy Bars Unvaccinated Adults Aged 50 and Older From Workplaces

A man receives a vaccine at the Museum of science and technology in Milan, Italy, on Nov. 4, 2020. Luca Bruno/The Associated Press

Starting on Feb. 22, all Italian employees in the public or private sector aged 50 and older will need to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination via the country’s “super green pass” in order to enter their workplace.

The “super green pass”—a type of vaccine passport—is also required to enter most venues in Italy.