Employer Vaccine Mandates

[Jazzy]

Should employers be able to mandate vaccinations? (Why/Why Not)

 

[Lamb]

Nope, that's not something they should be in control of.

 

[tango]

Only to the extent it's absolutely medically necessary.

I can see a case to be made for requiring people who work with critically ill patients in an ICU to be vaccinated, for example. Aside from that, no.

 

[Forgiven1]

I worked in medicine. Some employers mandated the flu vaccine. I have not worked in facilities since COVID and the pediatric home care agency I worked through did not require the flu or the COVID.

Generally, I would say they should not mandate them. Other than medical facilities in the critical care and geriatric areas.

 

[Lees]

Should employers be able to mandate vaccinations? (Why/Why Not)

If employers can mandate vaccinations, then they should be responsible for any adverse affects some may have with those vaccinations. Such as death, or some permanent disabilities. Meaning they will pay for their mandate.

Employers love to mandate. If they are responsible for their mandate, what will that do to their insurance rates? Their unemployment payment? Their workman's comp. payment?

Lees

 

[Stravinsk]

No.

I won't even work alongside a person who got the jab. Sorry, shedding is a thing.