(09-16-2021, 12:28 AM)p_rushing Wrote:

(09-15-2021, 06:37 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: I am fine with people deciding for themselves if the vaccine or their job is more important to them. You guys do understand that vaccine mandates have been a thing in healthcare for decades, right? Politics doesn't change that reality no matter how much you guys wring your hands about it. It's a job requirement and you have a choice, but what you don't have is a right to the job.

I was laughing at p_rushing offering bad legal advice again. My people that are leaving I wish would stay, but they decided that not vaccinating was more important to them. To me providing a safe workplace is more important and therefore vaccination, the proven solution for this pandemic, is the play.

(09-15-2021, 06:42 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Happens often in healthcare.

When has it happened? What was the last vaccine mandated? Did they mandate sars1? No, that one hurt some small number of people and they stopped the trials. So what was the last one? I'll wait for an answer.


https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/adults/rec-vac/hcw.html
That list shows a bunch of old, throughly tested, and known vaccines.

This force an untested vaccine (there is no control group to determine long-term issues, they got rid of it) with no true trials as they didn't expose the people in the trials to covid or control the variables, hasn't been done. It's not even a vaccine and required a definition change. Have fun injecting that into yourself, enjoy your boosters and all the added expenses your hospital with pay to health coverage for your sick employees.

Let us know in 2 years when the trials actually finish up. I'll stay in the control group since they got rid of the original control group. Then we can see where covid is at, if the vaccine still has it's .7% efficacy, and what the long term side effects are. I'm sure by then covid will be long gone and it will be something new you need to get injected with.

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