I’ve seen some talking heads discuss the legality of demanding proof of vaccination. The lawyers are going to be busy.
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You'll see that here in Canada. Read the comments on social media. At my work my boss already said, eventually he will ask for proof of Covid vaccination when job openings come available. No Covid vaccine = no job interview.
My employer has clearly stated that they will not have any requirement that employees be vaccinated.You'll see that here in Canada. Read the comments on social media. At my work my boss already said, eventually he will ask for proof of Covid vaccination when job openings come available. No Covid vaccine = no job interview.
Indeed. Though that doesn't stop incentives if you choose to get it.Without special enabling legislation your boss would almost certainly be doing something illegal if he did that.
Indeed. Though that doesn't stop incentives if you choose to get it.
Without special enabling legislation your boss would almost certainly be doing something illegal if he did that.
There will be legislation on this. Employers don't want high risk people. Not much different than passing a physical. You can be the most qualified person on earth, but if you don't pass the medical exam, you wont get the job.
In regards to the vaccine?My issue isn’t the factory delay, it’s our provincial government response, misinformation and general incompetence
There are a plethora of conditions one can have now that employers are not permitted to require tests for; which are contagious and serious.
That and other things.In regards to the vaccine?
That and other things.
Possibly; but I doubt it.
We shall see.
There are a plethora of conditions one can have now that employers are not permitted to require tests for; which are contagious and serious.
Toronto-based Providence Therapeutics said three shots will be given to 60 adult volunteers at a clinical trial site in Toronto in the first phase of the trial on Tuesday.
Fifteen of those volunteers will receive a placebo, and 45 will get the vaccine, called PTX-COVID19-B.
Providence's product is an mRNA vaccine and is similar to the Moderna coronavirus shot being given to people across Canada.