As vaccine deadline passes, 95% of state employees have complied

Millions have gotten it, and more want it, mostly for their children. There are boosters with evolving eligibility standards and the possibility for mixing and matching. Others flat out still refuse to get it.

The COVID-19 vaccine landscape is becoming more complex by the day, but tens of thousands of state employees started their work week on Monday under a simple directive: Prove it (vaccination) or lose it (job).

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