What Are the New Jersey Guidelines for Employee Masks During the COVID-19 Pandemic?

NJ Executive Order 192 states:

• Employees must wear a mask when entering a worksite.
• Employees can remove their masks if they work at a workstation more than six feet away from someone or they are alone in a walled off office.
• Employers must make available, at their expense, masks for employees. However, an employee can wear their own masks if they desire.
• Employers can deny entry to an employee who refuses to wear a mask unless the refusal violates state or federal law.  For example, if the person has a disability, an employer may be required to provide the employee with a reasonable accommodation unless it creates an undue hardship for the employer.  An employer can ask the employee for medical documentation to support their disability claim.