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Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.
Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.
Can employers make employees get vaccinated? And will they? w/ Terry Bonnette Today’s show is driven by a listener question we’ve gotten a lot over the last couple of months. Can employers mandate their employees get vaccines? Should they? And then we talk about what some businesses are actually doing. Our guest for this is Terry Bonnette. He’s co-managing partner at Nemeth Law and is an expert on labor and employment counseling and litigation. In his career, he’s dealt with contract compliance and regulatory compliance issues, including, FMLA, Wage and Hour, the American with Disabil...
Employers face COVID-19 vaccine questions The availability of a COVID vaccine has been heralded as an important step in returning the country to “normal.” Widespread accessibility probably won’t be seen until this summer, but there is some good news: A recent study conducted by Pew Research shows that more than 60% of Americans say they probably or definitely will get vaccinated. Of course, that mean almost 40% said they probably or definitely won’t. These numbers will have an impact on how employers craft plans and policies for getting employees back to work and keeping them safe, in...
At least one other shipment of vaccines arrived Monday, delivered to Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, with more shipments expected in coming days, hospital and state leaders have said. The vaccine could be the turning point toward a full reopening of the economy, though health leaders have been quick to note that the vaccine likely won’t be ready for distribution to the general public until at least spring — once vaccines have been given to highest priority groups first. But many may remain more reluctant to embrace a vaccine that was given emergency clearance...