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What I seem around here is some people wearing the gloves also touch everything else in the place with those same gloves.Disposable gloves, interchanged with each food prep?
This brings to mind that "Beaver Fever" documentary that featured a very pissed off erBBer....Glove are not a panacea for food handlers.
Wear gloves, touch filth, touch food is no different from not wearing gloves, touching filth, touching food.
Anyway, back when I was working in the food service industry, "they" made me get a food handle card. To get it you had to read govt literature on proper sanitation and food handling/storage, and pass a government test (at least in Oregon). Is that still required?
Or does the hiring entity do it all in-house now without the govt murdering the business?
Oh, and congrats on getting the proper meds, GWS. Giardia got a few of hiking buddies back in the university days and it never seemed very enjoyable to me. Thankfully, OSU's student health center was on top of wilderness related illnesses....
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