Vaccination Mandating

[Ariemay82]

I'm in NY. Wonder how other NURSES are feeling about mandatory COVID vaccination?

5 hours ago, hherrn said:

Last night when I was filling up my car after 15 hours in the ER, a loud, annoying speaker thing came on at the pump.  I actually yelled at it to ****.  Then, I realized how silly I must have looked.  

There is no answer to the question you posed that matters.  Only an opportunity to recycle t the same stuff, with a different twist.

 

The question itself reveals that the member who believes that covid is now endemic rather than pandemic is not thinking critically about covid, rather they are trying to appear clever while seeding doubt and hesitancy. 

[subee, MSN, CRNA]

Florida health leader Raul Pino placed on leave after encouraging employees to get vaccinated - The Washington Post

Just an example of Republicans attempting to spread disease and chaos.  This guy didn't do anything wrong.  Why doesn't DeSantis just get up and say what he means and fire the entire public health department of Florida?

[chare]

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A federal judge in Texas issued a preliminary injunction on Friday blocking the White House from requiring federal workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, though the ruling came months after the White House said that 95 percent of federal workers were already in compliance.

Mr. Biden announced in September that more than 3.5 million federal workers were required to get vaccinated by Nov. 22. He said that there would be no option to get regularly tested, aside from some religious or medical exemptions.

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Covid Live Updates: Judge in Texas Belatedly Blocks Vaccine Mandate for Federal Workers

49 minutes ago, chare said:

Covid Live Updates: Judge in Texas Belatedly Blocks Vaccine Mandate for Federal Workers

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“It is instead about whether the president can, with the stroke of a pen and without the input of Congress, require millions of federal employees to undergo a medical procedure as a condition of their employment,” he wrote in his 20-page ruling. That, he said, was “a bridge too far.”

A medical procedure...required by the government...that brings to mind a few years back when Texas political conservatives forced women seeking abortion to endure unnecessary lady partsl ultrasounds. 

[Guest219794]

On 1/20/2022 at 11:19 AM, toomuchbaloney said:

The question itself reveals that the member who believes that covid is now endemic rather than pandemic is not thinking critically about covid, rather they are trying to appear clever while seeding doubt and hesitancy. 

Clearly