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Employers can, for the most part, require COVID-19 vaccinations

Employers can, for the most part, require COVID-19 vaccinations Federal EEOC guidelines allow for required vaccinations Share Updated: 5:38 PM EDT Jul 23, 2021 Federal EEOC guidelines allow for required vaccinations Share Updated: 5:38 PM EDT Jul 23, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript VACCINAT? WITH COVID 19 CASES TICKING BACK UP YOU RE SING EETHAT CONTINUED PUSH FOR FOLKS TO GET VACCINATED. FOR EMPLOYERS IT MEANS A DECISION ON WHETHER OR NOT TO MANDATE VACCINATIONS. WITH DENUNZIO S BACK TO FULL CAPACITY BINUSESS IS LOOKING A LOT MORE KELI NORMAL FOR ANTHONY DNUNZIO WHEN IT COMES THIO STAFF DENUNZIO SAYS RIGHT NOW THEY RE LEAVING IT UP TO THEM REGARDING VACCINATNS. IN THE RESTAURANT STROW,OU Y TAKE EVERYTHING DAY BY DAY AND THAT S WHERE WE ARE AS FAR AS OPPELE GETTING VACCINATED, AND PEOPLE GETTING COMING INTO THE RESTAURANT AND TAKING CARE OF OUR EMPLOYEES ON A DAY DTOAY BASIS. REPORTER: THE COMPANY IS NOT MANDATING EMPLOYEES GET THE VACCINE

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HonorHealth: COVID-19 vaccination to be required as condition of employment

HonorHealth: COVID-19 vaccination to be required as condition of employment By Kenneth Wong PHOENIX - Officials with HonorHealth say by November, their workers will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19. According to a statement released on July 23, the company announced to its team members that COVID-19 vaccination will now be required as a condition of employment. Team members will be required to submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination by Monday, Nov. 1, read a portion of the statement. Officials say the decision comes as COVID-19 continues to spread, impacted by the rise of several variants that are increasing the severity and transmissibility of this infection.

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Hundreds of COVID vaccines expire before they can be used in Chatham

Hundreds of COVID vaccines expire before they can be used in Chatham
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How Covid vaccine incentives failed America

How Covid vaccine incentives failed America
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Worker fired because he wouldn t get fingerprinted due to religious reasons: lawsuit

Worker fired because he wouldn’t get fingerprinted due to religious reasons: lawsuit Brian Niemietz A debt collection agency in Minnesota is being sued for firing a worker who wouldn’t get fingerprinted. United Press International reports that the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is taking AscensionPoint Recovery Services to court on behalf of former employee Henry Harrington, who cited religious reasons for not wanting to be printed. The suit alleges the company should have looked for a way to accommodate Harrington’s Christian beliefs in accordance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. © Shutterstock Fingerprints EEOC attorney Gregory Gochanour argues “An employee should not have to choose between his faith and his livelihood.”

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