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Can employers mandate the COVID-19 vaccine to return to work? Depends on the company

Can employers mandate the COVID-19 vaccine to return to work? Depends on the company • 4 min read On Location: April 14, 2021 Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.Kimberly P. Mitchell, Detroit Free Press via USA Today Network Since the novel coronavirus first began spreading throughout the United States, health experts across the country have suggested that it would take a vaccine to stop the virus. Americans have begun heeding that advice. Over 40 million Americans have received at least the first dose of one of the vaccines authorized for emergency use late last year, and as that number grows, the prospect of returning to physical workspaces becomes more real. Those who don t want to get vaccinated, experts say, may run into issues with their employer.

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They don t feel like heroes anymore : Union President on grocery employees

Grocery store employees have been in a vulnerable position since March and many are starting to feel forgotten.

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Grocers sue San Leandro over new $5-an-hour hazard pay requirement

Grocers sue San Leandro over new $5-an-hour hazard pay requirement FacebookTwitterEmail The Safeway store at College and Claremont avenues in Oakland, Calif. on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015. Oakland was the first Bay Area city to pass a mandatory pay raise for grocery store workers during the pandemic.Paul Chinn / The Chronicle The California Grocers Association on Wednesday sued San Leandro, a day after the City Council voted in favor of an immediate and mandatory $5-an-hour pay increase for employees at large grocers that have remained open during the pandemic. San Leandro is the second city in the Bay Area to be sued by the trade association. The group, which represents most grocery stores in California, sued Oakland on Feb. 3 after a similar measure was passed in the city. The trade group has lawsuits pending against the cities of West Hollywood, Montebello and Long Beach after similar laws mandating supplemental pay for grocery workers were passed.

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At committee: Vaccine task force, COVID-19 impact on aviation sector and the August 2020 prorogation

At committee: Vaccine task force, COVID-19 impact on aviation sector and the August 2020 prorogation
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At committee: Vaccine task force, COVID s impact on airlines, August prorogation

At committee: Vaccine task force, COVID s impact on airlines, August prorogation
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