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Originally Posted by joeysteele
What I don't get is the outcry of shop staff dealing with this.
When the lockdown came in, staff were at the doors of shops, saying what you have to do.
You had to queue to get in.
Social distancing, with that monitored.
Supermarkets have security staff there.
All that has to be done is have them at the door.
If someone isn't wearing a mask, then they don't go in.
Just as at the start of lockdown,no one could just charge into the Store.
They had to go in, in order.
Near all abided by that and it was successful.
I see no reason why not admitting someone to a shop or store, who isn't or refuses to wear a facecovering, is any different.
It's just looking for irrelevant arguments against, that's just my view.
Yes a facecovering is irritating at first.
It's now just routine to me.
When I think in winter, seeing all these people wrapping scarves round their faces keeping out the cold.
Scarves of any material.
What on earth is the problem?
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Its only really supermarkets who have had the luxury of having security staff and even a lot of those have had their hours cut recently so they're only on at peak times, tbh most major retailers have cut back staffing so much over the last few years that they can't have someone on the door at all hours of the day. In any case retail staff are not law enforcement: most are minimum wage, part time and predominantly female with many in their 50s and older or are very young with little experience in managing confrontation