I refused the jab. But, I'm not sure what I would have done if my boss wasn't the son of a Polish immigrant who fled Communism and could clearly see that what was going on was fucked up beyond belief. I told him I wasn't going to take it and he said "ok". I couldn't come in to the office to work for a significant amount of time (government threat of $100k fine for the business), but I worked from home most of the time anyway. Would I have stuck to my guns if I was threatened with firing.. I think so, but I'm not sure. Here in Australia, we have zero rights, there is no "religious exemption", shit even people who had documented anaphylactic reactions to ingredients in the jabs were not given exemptions. They were told to take the jab in the ER, so when they went into anaphylactic shock, they might be able to be revived. I'd like to think I would have stuck to my guns, but I'll never really know (this time). I definitely refused to cow to showing my non-existent vax pass though. That was frustrating and inconvenient, but the only real impact was not being able to take my dog to puppy school. Yep, they wanted to see my vax pass to stand around in a field at least 2m from anyone else (since we all had dogs on leads). I told them that I would refuse and have never returned. I see some people from there occasionally, some look very ill now, they've aged a decade in only a year or so.