Yes, in offices where more than one person is in the office and closer than 6 feet. This is an important qualification for us because we have some employees sharing an office, but they have managed to separate 6 feet or further away.
No, in the breakroom area. BUT, what we have done is remove chairs and tables to provide separation. One chair per table and all tables at least 6 feet away from one another. The only area in breakroom where we had an issue is an area where we have high counters, like a bar, and people can sit across from one another only 3 feet separation. We have put up plastic dividers in this area. It took forever to get them in, but I'm glad they did. I regularly have an employee who sits with a group of 5 or 6 people in this area all right next to one another or right across. Every time I walked by I had to remind them all to separate...this is a daily occurrence and annoying. On top of that, one of the persons on our "COVID team" is in that group...and he would talk about the need to do this and that for COVID prevention during our meetings, but then huddle up next to people with no mask at all. He still does it...at least have the gonads to say you don't really see it as an issue and only follow the practices when senior management is around. C'est la vie...