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> I do wonder if we'll eventually get to the point where companies start either firing or requiring mandatory vaccines in order to work there. If a college can
by joecool1029 8y ago
> I do wonder if we'll eventually get to the point where companies start either firing or requiring mandatory vaccines in order to work there.
If a college can request vaccination records I would expect an employer to also be able to. I know in the case of working at a veterinary office (or any sort of animal rehab) rabies vaccine is a workplace requirement.
I think a better question is if this is deemed enough of a public health emergency (which I think it could eventually be), that the information gets shared with federal gov and the wackos get thrown on the no-fly list.
- ghaff 8y agoAs an ardent anti-anti-vaxxer (and supporter of the California laws for schools), I'm pretty sure we want to be very careful about how far we want to go down the path of provide a complete set of vaccination records (or a validated medical exemption) or you get a big A tattooed on your forehead (or digital equivalent) and aren't allowed to be employed or to travel.
- joecool1029 8y ago>I'm pretty sure we want to be very careful about how far we want to go down the path of provide a complete set of vaccination records Ok, let's move the path upstream then. If you want a passport and/or a driver's license renewal, you need to provide a vaccination record or a valid medical exemption. These are travel documents and I personally wouldn't want to sit next to a measles infested traveler on a plane. The problem will resolve itself in some years as credentials expire.