Probably even though they shouldn't be since they're effectively quitting by choosing to not do something that's required by the employer.
I can't speak for America, but here if your employer changes the terms of your employment and you choose not to accept the new terms it's legally considered to be the same as being fired without cause.
Only 256 Covid deaths out of over 50,000 among fully vaccinated people
New analysis shows far fewer Covid-19 deaths among fully vaccinated people
Some numbers from U.K. On breakthrough cases.
Hospitals innovate amid dire nursing shortages
COVID-19’s latest surge exacerbates long-standing forces driving nursing shortfalls, prompting an all-hands-on-deck scramble to maintain patient care.
Nursing shortages are causing elderly abuse.
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Jk. This has been happening forever.
One in 9 nursing home residents are being diagnosed with schizophrenia so understaffed facilities can better handle patients
"People don't just wake up with schizophrenia when they are elderly," Dr. Michael Wasserman, a former nursing home executive said.
Jk. This has been happening forever.
Older patients could be denied treatment under Hawaii's 'crisis standards of care' plan if COVID-19 cases continue to surge
Sep. 12—Hawaii is not yet rationing health care, but patients 65 and older could be denied medical assistance under certain provisions of the state's "crisis standards of care " plan if the current COVID-19 surge escalates. The state Department of Health on Saturday reported 836 new COVID-19...
Well, that's not terribly inspiring.
Only 256 Covid deaths out of over 50,000 among fully vaccinated people
New analysis shows far fewer Covid-19 deaths among fully vaccinated people
Some numbers from U.K. On breakthrough cases.
I kinda thought it was.
I'm not good at math so people can feel free to correct me, but 256/50 000 = .00512. So it's about a .5% chance that you'll die if you contract covid and you're vaccinated. America has 660k deaths and 41m cases. 660000/41000000=.016, so about a 1.5% chance of dying from covid if you don't bother getting the vaccine at all. I would have hoped that deaths in the vaccinated would be exceedingly rare. I do appreciate the irony of the article explaining that "X amount of people who did die had shit immune systems anyways", lol.
My favorite part was the average age of breakthrough cases was 84.
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I believe they referenced immunocompromised individuals, and specifically secondary to existing treatments that caused it. Not just somebody with a weak immune system as a pejorative.
It's the only comorbidity worth mentioning since it directly affects the likelihood of vaccine response. The question for those individuals is whether they should represent vaccinated deaths or people who essentially cannot be vaccinated and are a physiologically unvaccinated since they don't develop an immune response.
For what it's worth the only vaccinated patient I've had to in my hospital was a person with autoimmune disease and long-term immunosuppressant agents. That's the kind of case they are referencing. That person probably won't be harmed by vaccine but probably doesn't get much benefit Even though they're high risk for covid.
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If I only had 1/3 of the patients I'd have no hospital overruns.
If you only had 1/3 of the deaths we would have saved 400,000 American lives.
And even then the math isn't great because You will have less breakthrough cases in the vaccinated once you don't have them camped out right next to a large unvaccinated population.
I completely understand, but we've been labeling people selfish morons for using the same wording when it was about reopening.
The math also isn't great because 500k of the American deaths came prior to vaccines being widely available. That being said, I'm not anti vax, I've taken the vaccine. I'm just saying that numbers aren't inspiring. I would just like for everyone to be a little more honest and admit that the vaccine we bought was very different from the vaccine we received. It's like we ordered the vaccines from Wish.
Chris Wallace Grills GOP Guv: Why Do You Oppose Vaccine Mandates for COVID but Not Chickenpox?
Wallace retorted that Nebraska’s school system actually requires students to be vaccinated against a series of diseases, wondering aloud why Ricketts appeared to be fine with those requirements but not a mandate for the COVID-19 shots.
“You say it’s a personal choice. In fact, to attend school in your state of Nebraska, children must be vaccinated against a number of diseases. They must be vaccinated against Diptheria, tetanus, and pertussis; polio; measles, mumps, and rubella; Hepatitis B; chickenpox,” the veteran anchor said.
Wallace retorted that Nebraska’s school system actually requires students to be vaccinated against a series of diseases, wondering aloud why Ricketts appeared to be fine with those requirements but not a mandate for the COVID-19 shots.
“You say it’s a personal choice. In fact, to attend school in your state of Nebraska, children must be vaccinated against a number of diseases. They must be vaccinated against Diptheria, tetanus, and pertussis; polio; measles, mumps, and rubella; Hepatitis B; chickenpox,” the veteran anchor said.
Don't worry fellas someone's spreading your message here at work.
Fuck guess the company is at a toilet paper shortage again.
Fuck guess the company is at a toilet paper shortage again.
Oh, you crazy anti-vaxxers.
White House’s COVID-19 Vaccination Mandates Have the Support of About 3 in 5 Americans
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White House’s COVID-19 Vaccination Mandates Have the Support of About 3 in 5 Americans
Americans are divided along party lines on the White House’s latest strategy to boost COVID-19 vaccination rates, as well as the role the government should play in promoting the shots more broadly, new Morning Consult/Politico polling shows.
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White House’s COVID-19 Vaccination Mandates Have the Support of About 3 in 5 Americans
White House’s COVID-19 Vaccination Mandates Have the Support of About 3 in 5 Americans
Americans are divided along party lines on the White House’s latest strategy to boost COVID-19 vaccination rates, as well as the role the government should play in promoting the shots more broadly, new Morning Consult/Politico polling shows.
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I want to hear from that 4% more than I can explain
I'll take this time to remind everyone. Always be skeptical of the accuracy of polling data.
Could it not be 4% of the public that is awaiting the time frame for their second vaccine (not fully vaccinated)and then of course any poll is going to have a sd -/+ of a couple percent
Our Most Reliable Pandemic Number Is Losing Meaning
A new study suggests that almost half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have mild or asymptomatic cases.
A new study suggests that almost half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have mild or asymptomatic cases.