Italy Bars Unvaccinated Adults Aged 50 and Older From Workplaces

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
Jack Phillips
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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.

Jack Phillips
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