LittleBuford
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Disgusting behaviour:
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Jrb1979
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I base it on the numbers that Canada has been using.
GoofGoof
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Israel seems to have possibly reached herd immunity. They saw their cases go into a steep decline when they hit around 55% of the total population vaccinated with 1 shot and are now at 60% of the total population with 1 shot. Their natural infection level seems to be similar to the US and they actually had a higher level of more contagious variants so it’s a decent ballpark to look at. Obviously the US is a much larger and more diverse country so it’s not a perfect comparison. The US is 4.7% short of 55% of the total population with 1 shot (about 15M people). If we get to 70% of eligible people vaccinated that will put us right around 60% of the total population. No idea if that’s enough to get it done, but we should know soon enough.
ImperfectPixie
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There was one agenda being pushed in that video - and it was being pushed by the passenger. I didn't find anything enjoyable about it at all.
Ya, you're right. My bad
Willmark
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Thank you for the honesty of your reply.
DisneyCane
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In FL, it is 100% legal for the "public health official" (the Surgeon General currently) to force people to be vaccinated during a "public health emergency." However, the FL Surgeon General declared and end to the "public health emergency" a few weeks so can't currently force vaccinations.
If it was declared a public health emergency again, the Surgeon General could order mandatory vaccinations. It won't happen, but it is legal and constitutional by the FL and US Constitutions as far as I can tell.
Chi84
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You'd have to be dedicated to weed in order to read through 72,000 posts
LittleBuford
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She's been charged with assault and will have a criminal record for the rest of her life. That's to say nothing of the flight attendant, who lost two teeth. I fail to see what enjoyment anyone can derive from such an incident.
JusticeDisney
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lazyboy97o
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This is someone who has previously advocated not tipping and harassing employees who enforce mask rules. It’s not at all surprising that such disgusting behavior is being applauded. It’s disturbing how “freedom” has become so co-opted as a smokescreen for justifying selfish and abhorrent behavior.
If I was an employer I would most certainly require my employees to be vaccinated to remain employed for these simple reasons:
1. It prevents an employee from getting Covid 19 which results in at best a long period of an employee being unable to work.
2. It saves me health insurance money by avoiding hospitalizations.
3. I can advertise to nervous customers that all my staff is vaccinated.
I would totally do it, but I think most are just going to mandate masks for all unvaccinated employees, and you need to show HR proof you are vaccinated to be exempt.
1. It prevents an employee from getting Covid 19 which results in at best a long period of an employee being unable to work.
2. It saves me health insurance money by avoiding hospitalizations.
3. I can advertise to nervous customers that all my staff is vaccinated.
I would totally do it, but I think most are just going to mandate masks for all unvaccinated employees, and you need to show HR proof you are vaccinated to be exempt.
JoeCamel
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I could see a health insurer requiring vaccination as a condition of issuing the employer their health plan. The employer may not have a choice
Epcotbob
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Easy to say when you are not actually an employer having to consider who you might have to actually fire. There is a reason hardly any employers are doing it.
GoofGoof
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Most U.S. companies will require proof of Covid vaccination from employees, survey finds
A broad majority of U.S. employers, 65%, plan to offer employees incentives to get vaccinated and 63% will require proof of vaccination.
www.cnbc.com
Here are the companies requiring employees to get vaccinated
As vaccinations taper going into summer, employers are considering several ways to encourage their workforce to get inoculated against COVID-19.
Not buying that poll. Sounds good on paper.Most U.S. companies will require proof of Covid vaccination from employees, survey finds
A broad majority of U.S. employers, 65%, plan to offer employees incentives to get vaccinated and 63% will require proof of vaccination.
Here are the companies requiring employees to get vaccinated
As vaccinations taper going into summer, employers are considering several ways to encourage their workforce to get inoculated against COVID-19.money.yahoo.com
Epcotbob
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The first article is old and just based on a survey....the second, more recent article pretty much proves my point. A lot of “incentives” but no hard requirements.Most U.S. companies will require proof of Covid vaccination from employees, survey finds
A broad majority of U.S. employers, 65%, plan to offer employees incentives to get vaccinated and 63% will require proof of vaccination.Here are the companies requiring employees to get vaccinated
As vaccinations taper going into summer, employers are considering several ways to encourage their workforce to get inoculated against COVID-19.
GoofGoof
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Haha. Yeah fake news.
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