"Many employers have already started to implement mandatory vaccination programs. This became more likely when the FDA provided full authorization for the Pfizer vaccine. With the President’s comments and actions – we can expect a significant increase in the number of employers implementing such programs.of the Unvaccinated.’” And, these steps are aimed at ending that circumstance. Whether they will be successful or not will be seen.
The panellists also addressed how requirements for vaccination against COVID-19 are not driving a major exodus from the workplace. Also, switching from positive incentives to negative ones can improve vaccination uptake among the most reluctant.SHRM represents 1.6 million employers, which allows them to monitor workplace trends and identify effective practices for supporting employee vaccination.
One example is employers requiring the unvaccinated to, at their own expense, submit three COVID-19 test results each week. In some cases, it compels an employee to get vaccinated. Also,"they end up identifying themselves as the unvaccinated workers.
"The most recent incentive we put in place could be viewed as a penalty or negative incentive," Ting said. "I'm trying to continue educating, advocating and communicating with them about the importance and to accelerate their timeline," he continued.
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