, a social networking service with about 150 employees in Canada, says it will be a requirement for employees who decide to return to the office.is not always black-and-white. And everyone who is not vaccinated is not necessarily against vaccinations.
Some individuals, for example, are immunocompromised or are taking medications that suppress their immune systems, which means the vaccine may not be as effective for them. “That’s why it’s really important for people who have these immune-suppressed conditions to talk to an expert about their specific situation, because there is such a great amount of variability,” Aaron Richterman, an infectious disease fellow at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine,That said, the decision isn’t easy for employers either when we consider their role in keeping their employees safe.
“From a liability standpoint, from a practical business standpoint, you’re going to see certain businesses requiring proof of vaccine, particularly among their own employees because the cost of not doing so could mean the place of business is shut down,” Nainesh Kotak, the founder of law firm Kotak Personal Injury Law,So, as companies continue to weigh the risks of keeping employees safe and their business alive, many are rightfully choosing to impose a vaccine mandate.
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At least you don't have any Journalists working .... whew! That was close...!
'Mandating' doesn't mean lawful. Employers who tell their employees 'get-vaxxed-else' are likely to hear from their employees' lawyers advising them to respect charter rights and freedoms. Smart employers will weight the risks of employee walk outs and class action lawsuits.
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Remember to send the bills for your covid tests to your employer. They wanted it. They've got to pay for it.