Wetherpoons is paying all its staff at a Welsh pub to self-isolate after positive case of coronavirus.
Three workers at the North and South Wales Bank, on High Street in Wrexham have tested positive for coronavirus.
JD Wetherspoon says that in response to this the entire team at the pub has now been asked to self-isolate for two weeks.
They said workers were being paid in full during this period.
The pub remains open with workers from other sites helping run the operation.
Spokesman Eddie Gershon said: "Wetherspoon confirms that a member of staff at the North and South Wales Bank in Wrexham tested positive for Covid -19 on 13th August, having taken a test as a result of contact with someone outside of the pub who had shown symptoms of the virus.
"Eleven employees who had been in close contact with their colleague were, as a result, asked to self–isolate.
"Two of these employees tested positive on 18th August while in isolation.
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"Following these positive tests, Wetherspoon is working closely with Wrexham County Borough Council ,Public Health Wales and the Communicable Disease Control Service.
"In accordance with the advice from the above authorities, all employees from the pub are now self- isolating for 14 days from today(Friday)."
He said all staff self-isolating will remain on full pay.
He added: "A team of Wetherspoon employees from other pubs in Wales have taken over the management of the pub for the interim period.
"The employees who have tested positive have reported mild symptoms.
"The council advises customers who attended the pub between the 9th August and 20th August to monitor themselves for symptoms and to make arrangements for a test should any develop.
"Since reopening in Wales on 3rd August, Wetherspoon has implemented a number of social distancing measures in all pubs: tables have been spaced out, floor screens have been installed between tables, as well as 'till surround screens' at the bar.
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"Staff are conducting regular surface cleaning and, on average, 10 hand sanitisers have been installed in each pub, with additional units back of house for staff.
"Wetherspoon is grateful for the cooperation and assistance of Wrexham County Borough Council, Public Health Wales and the Communicable Disease Control Service in this case."