Starting Tuesday, all Italian employees in the public or private sector aged 50 and older will have to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination via the country’s “super green pass” in order to enter their workplace. The “super” green pass—a type of vaccine passport—is also required to enter most venues in Italy. The vaccination requirement, which was announced in a rule that was published on Jan. 7, is enforced on anyone living in Italy aged 50 and older or anyone slated to turn 50 by June 15, according to The Local. The rule applies to foreign nationals, freelance workers, and unemployed individuals. An Italian woman who is not vaccinated said that new social norms have emerged over the last few months, essentially targeting unvaccinated people. “People won’t say hello to me anymore on the street,” Patrizia Bianco, 55, told The Wall Street Journal in January. “If I take a step towards them, …