Tyson Foods ends COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees

confirmed on Wednesday it eliminated a requirement that employees receive COVID-19 vaccinations, a step the company said improved meatpacking operations after plants closed in 2020 due to outbreaks among workers early in the pandemic.

The virus now presents a lower threat than when Tyson decided in August 2021 to require that employees be vaccinated by that November, company spokesman Derek Burleson told Reuters on Wednesday. America's largest meatpacking union, the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, said it negotiated an agreement with Arkansas-based Tyson to end the mandate.

Some Tyson workers remain worried about catching COVID-19 in chicken plants, said Magaly Licolli, director of Venceremos, an organization that advocates for poultry workers in Arkansas.

They should be sued out of existence for ever having one.

That means the prices will go down? Or it's just still the Biden effect.

oh goodie

chicken supply shortages are BACK baby!

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Tyson Foods ends COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all employeesThe largest meat producer in the U.S., Tyson Foods, ended its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all employees on Oct. 31, the company said on Monday. Glad to hear the CEO came out of his coma. Good I am missing an excuse for treating people almost like in Nazi Germany. Got the wrong patch/ wrong document - third class human.
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