Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on July 30, 2020, issued an
Emergency Order (Order) requiring every individual in the state
of Wisconsin, age five and older, to wear face coverings when
indoors. As discussed below, some exceptions, however, may apply to
employees in certain situations.
Specifically, individuals covered by the Order must wear a face
covering when:
- They are indoors or in an enclosed
space (as defined in the order), other than a private residence;
and
- Another person or persons who are not
members of the individual's household or living unit are
present in the same room or enclosed space.
Employees working alone in an enclosed space, such as a private
office, are not required to wear a mask.
