The studio behind John Wick and The Hunger Games has reinstated the use of masks after several employees tested positive for Covid-19

The studio behind John Wick and The Hunger Games has reinstated the use of masks after several employees tested positive for Covid-19

  • Kalcifer@lemm.ee
    882·
    1 year ago

    I hope that these decisions don’t become more widespread.

    Edit: For the sake of clarity, I, of course, respect the fact that a private business is free to make such decisions, and I do understand that the likely reason for this decision was to, as was mentioned, reduce profit loss by keeping employees healthy, but I still do not wish for mask mandates to make a widespread return; their all-too-recent existence is not a memory that I think too fondly of.

      • Kalcifer@lemm.ee
        639·
        1 year ago

        If it were to, once again, become more widespread, then, yes, it would begin to personally affect me, just as it already has.

    • grayman@lemmy.world
      1·
      1 year ago

      TSA mandates will be announced in about a week. It’s already been leaked. Two weeks to slow the spread. Literally. Same playbook as last time. I expect them to stick around for much much longer.

      • Kalcifer@lemm.ee
        1·
        1 year ago

        TSA mandates will be announced in about a week. It’s already been leaked.

        Do you have any source for that claim?

        • grayman@lemmy.world
          11·
          1 year ago

          It’s all over the regular places that would report that kind of thing. There’s a coordinated leak and media thing that seems to be going on. I’ve even seen it reported on YT in the last couple of days. They started with the new strain new booster news a couple days ago in mass media, which was another thing leaked 2 weeks ago.

          • Kalcifer@lemm.ee
            11·
            1 year ago

            It’s all over the regular places that would report that kind of thing.

            I remind you, this is not a source. The entire point of citing a source is so that the reader is not required to assume the information’s origin, nor to place trust in its purveyor.

            • grayman@lemmy.world
              1·
              1 year ago

              Just like reddit, giving a specific source turns the discussion to the source. Go use your preferred search engine. I told you there’s fish in that spot. I’m not going to hand you the fish because you don’t like fishing.

              • Kalcifer@lemm.ee
                1·
                1 year ago

                Just like reddit, giving a specific source turns the discussion to the source.

                I’m sorry, what? This statement makes little sense. Are you saying that you are opposed to citing sources because you think that someone will claim that your source is non-trustworthy? That is litterally the entire point of citing a source.

                Ironically, if one does look into your claim, they may come across this article. A nice excerpt from it is as follows:

                CLAIM: Transportation Security Administration managers were told on Aug. 15 that by mid-September they, along with airport employees, will again be required to wear face masks and by mid-October the policy will apply to travelers as well. Further, the managers were told that COVID-19 lockdowns will return by December.

                AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. No such announcement was made to TSA managers, an agency spokesperson told The Associated Press. A spokesperson for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which issued a now-expired travel mask mandate in 2021, confirmed that such rumors are “utterly false.”

                THE FACTS: With COVID-19 hospitalizations steadily inching up in the U.S. since early July, some on social media are falsely claiming that federal employees were told that mask requirements and other pandemic-era restrictions will start returning this fall.

                The claim originated on the Aug. 18 episode of “The Alex Jones Show,” where its namesake host said an anonymous “high-level manager in the TSA” and an unnamed “Border Patrol-connected” source told him about the alleged announcement. Jones is known for spreading conspiracy theories.