Education providers and principals are also considering whether they will impose vaccine mandates on teachers once government orders expire.
He has considered relocating to NSW, where unvaccinated teachers will be able to work again from mid-May, so he said he can stop feeling like a “second-class citizen”., even before the government enforced mandates, and plans to continue requiring staff to have had two-doses of the vaccine even after the government mandate is scrapped.
In his most recent publicly available advice to Victorian Health Minister Martin Foley on April 7, Sutton said he believed it was time to start winding back mandates for industries that only require two doses “at the earliest reasonable juncture” and move “to being at the discretion of industry and individual workplaces”.
She said many of her clients, businesses in Victoria, had voiced frustration that when government mandates were challenged by workers, it was them who shouldered the legal costs associated with defending them at tribunals and commissions.from workers who were sacked after refusing to disclose their coronavirus vaccination status or telling their employer they were not jabbed.
“I would seriously consider consulting all my staff to see how comfortable everyone else is with [working with an unvaccinated person],” Martinez said.Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive Andrew McKellar said the industry body had strongly supported vaccine mandates to protect the economy and expected vaccination policies to eventually merge with current flu jab protocols.
Some of Australia’s biggest employers require all sorts of things of their workers. However, we at 9fax will continue to frame it as an assault on civil liberties in the hope of selling more papers.
How could Daniel Andrews do this? 😆
Annual fluvax paid for and expected for all employees where I work ever since I’ve been there (long before Covid). Reduces absenteeism over winter No brainer same re Covid Vax. What is the big deal?
that is their right
Some of Australia’s biggest employers are acting on climate, even though the government has done nothing.