Covid vaccine

[cannongal]

I'm against it. I dont think people's personal health information should be a requirement in order to be hired for most jobs.

Here's another thing that I think will probably be an issue, most states are "at will" states, thanks to republicans a employer can terminate an employee for anything, at any time, for any reason or no reason at all, without incurring legal liability, sooooo for willfully refusing to follow company policy and getting fired for it will likely mean zero benefits.

I would love to work in a right to work state, they make EVERYTHING a pain in the ass here. The bureaucracy is mind boggling, disheartening and is fiscally irresponsible.

Interesting because I am pretty sure Washington is a right to work state-but I worked for a company who was contracted by a state agency and we couldn't just fire people, we had to write them up at least 3 times before doing so. I am sure it was company policy more than anything and fear of being sued.

Strange, I just looked and apparently WA state is not on that list. Wow.

I totally support the at will states.   It should totally be up to the company to decide whether you should be there.   

Right to work states really suck.  If you're in emergency services, trucking, teachers,  daycare,  dentists,  delivery,  receiving,  retail,  towing,  mechanics,  etc.,  And you don't feel like doing your job,  people will die,  and those states have to go through a process before they can fire the bad apple