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Black US military service members were 28% less likely to get an initial Covid-19 vaccine dose compared to White service members, according to a military study.
The study used Department of Defense data to analyze vaccination acceptance trends among active service members between December 2020 and March 2021. It compared vaccination acceptance trends by ethnicity, education level, geographic location and military service branch.
Military Times first reported on the study and its results.
While non-Hispanic Blacks were 28% less likely to get an initial Covid-19 vaccine dose, Asian/Pacific Islanders were the only race/ethnicity group to have a higher acceptance rate of vaccinations, what the study calls initiation rate, than non-Hispanic White service members, Dr. Michael Lang of the Uniformed Services University o
Covid-19 vaccine acceptance rates lower among Black US military service members, military study finds
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Given that the $15-per-hour minimum wage is applicable for all government contractors, when will that be applied to the military? Fifteen dollars an hour works out to about $31,200 annually. Currently, it takes a member of the military reaching pay grade E-4 â three promotions â with four years of service to make that kind of scratch.
A new enlistee currently makes just over $1,600 a month, or $19,227 annually. If you make the bold assumption that new recruits have a 40-hour work week, that puts them in at just under $9.25 an hour. Doing some back-of-the-envelope math, to stay competitive with the civilian workforce, a new recruitâs pay will have to increase over 60 percent. While the Department of Defense budget is massive, it is not so massive that it can easily absorb the associated rise in personnel costs. More…