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The article says that 3% of employees are not vaccinated, but have an accommodation. So there must be a way for people who cannot be vaccinated to continue work
by jljljl 5y ago
The article says that 3% of employees are not vaccinated, but have an accommodation. So there must be a way for people who cannot be vaccinated to continue working.
> unreasonable requirements for employment
A pandemic that killed >700,000 Americans probably makes vaccination a reasonable requirement. It also varies by job — some state jobs probably do require MMR or Hepatitis vaccinations.
- vibrato2 5y agoThis death number constantly trotted out is such misinformation. The vast majority of those people died from morbidities at exactly the age they were expected to. They admitted plenty of times that any positive test within a month of death means the death is regarded as a covid death. Plus hospitals have monetary incentives to record these covid deaths. The excess death rate, adjusted for population age, was almost negligible in 2020
- milliondollar 5y agoI'm genuinely surprised at the excess deaths number? Can you square your "no excess deaths" vs this data from CDC? https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm
- vibrato2 5y agoThey didn’t adjust for population age distribution. This means that they don’t account for the baby boomers hitting their life expectancy in 2020 in huge numbers.
- jljljl 5y ago> Plus hospitals have monetary incentives to record these covid deaths Hospitals have been deferring elective procedures, which are big revenue and profit drivers, due to COVID. I doubt this has been a huge moneymaker for them