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My work mandated the shot for me today. Everyone else at work has been asked to get it. I have not been there long. Today I was asked to give my two weeks.

I have worked there for less than three months. According to our employment law I am not required to be given any compensation.

Its a small public company, not a large corporation.

I have not submitted anything in writing.

I was not verbatim asked to give my two weeks.

International travel is required.

My work mandated the shot for me today. Everyone else at work has been asked to get it. I have not been there long. Today I was asked to give my two weeks. I have worked there for less than three months. According to our employment law I am not required to be given any compensation. Its a small public company, not a large corporation. I have not submitted anything in writing. I was not verbatim asked to give my two weeks. International travel is required.

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Schools have been this way for decades in some states.

Just search the question and you'll get your answer, in most cases, yes.

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Except for California, and maybe New York City, there is not a school in this country that requires vaccines.

California has several lawsuits filed. And that's for FDA approved vaccines.

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Actually, my info is old, all 50 states require them. Which ones vary, but they all do.

https://vaccines.procon.org/state-by-state-vaccinations-required-for-public-school-kindergarten/

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No. Every state says they require them, but offer waivers and exemptions for anyone who qualifies.

Every state but California, who removed their exemptions a few years back, lawsuits in the pipe to fight it.