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Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that the New York State Department of Labor is issuing guidance to all employers that any necessary recovery period from the COVID-19 vaccine is covered under the state's According to a recent survey conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation talking to unvaccinated Americans, 48 percent say they are concerned they "might need to miss work if the side effects of the vaccine make them feel sick for a day or more." "The vaccine is the key to defeating COVID for good and we are doing everything we can to remove any and all barriers to getting shots in arms,"...

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For any New York teen 12 - 17 years old who gets vaccinated over the next six weeks, can enter into a random prize drawing and potentially receive a full scholarship to a SUNY or CUNY college beginning May 27. Get our free mobile app Winners receive a full scholarship to any public college or university, including tuition and room and board. New York State will administer the random drawing and select 10 winners a week over five weeks for a total of 50 winners. This prize pack includes the following components: Tuition: An amount equal to tuition at the State or City University of New Yor...

New York is offering 50 college scholarships to teenagers in the state who get vaccinated against COVID-19 in an effort to boost vaccination rates.

New York Raffling Off Free College Tuition For Teens Who Get Vaccinated CBS New York 3 days ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) —Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced yet another incentive Wednesday to get more New Yorkers vaccinated — a raffle for college tuition. “Today we are announcing ‘Get a Shot and Make Your Future,'” Cuomo told reporters. “We will raffle off, on a weekly basis, full tuition, room and board scholarships to any public college or university for four years.” Watch: Gov. Cuomo Gives Latest COVID Update In New York  Teens betwe...