The company announced that the policy will only apply to unvaccinated workers with “high levels of absence.”
The company claims that the move is prompted by recent staff shortages owing to many having to isolate.
Seems the vax must be working
With nine in 10 of those aged 12 or over in the UK having had a single jab and eight in 10 having had a second, the country has shifted its focus to boosters, which have been shown to offer significant protection from hospitalisation.
80% of the population is double jabbed and 90% have at least one dose but it’s the unvaccinated causing the problems.
It’s amazing in just over a year you can single out a group and openly discriminate against them with no repercussions in every western country.
>The company announced that the policy will only apply to unvaccinated workers with “high levels of absence.”
>The company claims that the move is prompted by recent staff shortages owing to many having to isolate.
Seems the vax must be working
>With nine in 10 of those aged 12 or over in the UK having had a single jab and eight in 10 having had a second, the country has shifted its focus to boosters, which have been shown to offer significant protection from hospitalisation.
80% of the population is double jabbed and 90% have at least one dose but it’s the unvaccinated causing the problems.
It’s amazing in just over a year you can single out a group and openly discriminate against them with no repercussions in every western country.
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