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EDITOR: In a piece last week I pointed out that the State’s or government’s position to dismiss its workers for failure to take a vaccine is unreasonable, unfair, unnecessary, and uncalled for! We shared for example, schools being “low risk” areas relative COVID-19 hence, teachers should NEVER have been placed as ‘frontline’ workers. Children’ rate of hospitalization is about fifteen folds lower than other demographics… Dengue was a greater threat …

EDITOR: In a piece last week I pointed out that the State’s or government’s position to dismiss its workers for failure to take a vaccine is unreasonable, unfair, unnecessary, and uncalled for! We shared for example, schools being “low risk” areas relative COVID-19 hence, teachers should NEVER have been placed as ‘frontline’ workers. Children’ rate of hospitalization is about fifteen folds lower than other demographics… Dengue was a greater threat …

EDITOR: In a piece last week I pointed out that the State’s or government’s position to dismiss its workers for failure to take a vaccine is unreasonable, unfair, unnecessary, and uncalled for! We shared for example, schools being “low risk” areas relative COVID-19 hence, teachers should NEVER have been placed as ‘frontline’ workers. Children’ rate of hospitalization is about fifteen folds lower than other demographics… Dengue was a greater threat …

By Lambert Strether of Corrente. Query: Readers, for my post stomping the CDC, I’m looking for an epidemiological study on Covid transmission in the schools that I know I linked to, whether in Links or Water Cooler. It was a primary source, not from the Guardian or Deustche Welle or whatever. It was from Europe, and had one of those nice diagrams showing the index case, and I may even have included a tweet with that diagram. But Google being what it is, I can’t find it. Can anyone help? I didn’t run it this month, and it might have been as far back as October. Thanks!