In MA, if you were out of work due to COVID, as long as you kept yourself available to return to your job and stayed in touch with your boss (kept track of when you spoke to them...suggested frequency of 3x per week), you were covered.
That hasn’t been given as a metric for the country nationally so don’t assume all Covid restrictions will be dropped by then. Just one way to look at this....optimistically Probably outdoor masks will be gone by soon, but indoor masks will be gone by late summer or early fall?1.1M of those were new first doses too. The vaccine pace has slowed some, but it’s far from a train wreck. This phase will go slower. Remember too that the doses are not equally distributed by day of the week anymore. The weekends tend to be much busier than mid-week these days. 1.1M new first doses on a Wednesday is pretty good.
For those who like math, to get to 70% of adults in the US vaccinated with at least 1 dose (the metric Orange County is using for dropping all Covid restrictions) we would need 33M more first shots. At a pace of 1.1M a day it will take us 30 days to get there so May 28 which is the Friday of Memorial Day weekend
Orlando County 30 day average of 1st shots is 2404. With J&J back in the mix I think it’s a reasonable time frame. Wish Federal would release the county data from the VA and such.1.1M of those were new first doses too. The vaccine pace has slowed some, but it’s far from a train wreck. This phase will go slower. Remember too that the doses are not equally distributed by day of the week anymore. The weekends tend to be much busier than mid-week these days. 1.1M new first doses on a Wednesday is pretty good.
For those who like math, to get to 70% of adults in the US vaccinated with at least 1 dose (the metric Orange County is using for dropping all Covid restrictions) we would need 33M more first shots. At a pace of 1.1M a day it will take us 30 days to get there so May 28 which is the Friday of Memorial Day weekend
Yes I think that’s where the confusion is coming from with other posters. At first there was no requirement to search for work because it was assumed you weren’t working because the government forced many / most businesses to close.
Columbia Harbor House is/was serving out of TomorrowLand Terrace when I was there in March. I wish I knew that or it was advertised.For me, they have until May 17thAlthough, we do have Skipper Canteen reservations because Harbor House is closed.
So glad I saw your post!
The outcome was so bad, we changed our 2nd MK day to a day at EPCOT where there were decent food options.Not just for you, but now for all of us
You’re right, it will be sooner.
I was reading an interview with Mike Rowe. I like him. He commented on the $15. He was supportive but also made a great point on how some jobs are just stepping stones. Never meant to be where you land as a career. I remember being young and dumb and not very skilled. That took time. 35 years to slow crawl up from camper, to apartment to house.
Which jobs are you supposed to land at in order to make a living wage? Does your friend mike provide a list so we know if we’ve landed or not?
I think it gets counted as a FL vaccination. When I look at the PA data hub by county they show out of state in the list. I believe this is primarily from people living in NY/NJ/OH/DE but working in PA who got vaccinated at work, like hospital workers. I imagine now that the vaccine is readily available pretty much everywhere there‘s not much incentive to go across state lines to get it, but it could boost FL’s stats some.
