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Restaurants and other large employers have until Jan. 4 to get their workers vaccinated. Employees who refuse will have to wear masks at work starting Dec. 5. The government says it's already looking to expand the scope to include smaller enterprises.

Study after study shows the requirements are hurting sales and ironically intensifying the physical dangers faced by employees, says RB's Reality Check. Fortunately, for every Cujo of a customer, there’s one more like a golden retriever puppy.

Leading independent restaurant operators share lessons, tips, and strategies they used to survive the industry’s worst year on record.

The burger chain went takeout only at five locations in Contra Costa County in California over diner vaccine requirements.

Some operators are returning to physical menus amid pushback from guests. Others say the benefits are too good to pass up.

Operators have lost both business and staff because of the requirement, according to an industry association.

The fast casual, which submitted its go-public plans this week, said it is having trouble getting workers to submit proof of vaccination, which could lead to layoffs, staffing shortages and potential restaurant closures.

This one could be worse than the pandemic, warns RB's Reality Check.

Restaurants and other employers can deny the exceptions in instances of "undue burden."

A group called Save Casa Bonita has filed an objection to the proposed sale, offering to pay $3.5 million for the Mexican restaurant/tourist attraction.