UAL drops mandatory COVID vax
03-10-2022, 05:32 PM
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UAL drops mandatory COVID vax
All employees who were effectively terminated will be allowed to return. I know of one pilot who got the jab under duress in late September.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/united..._medium=search
https://www.theepochtimes.com/united..._medium=search
03-10-2022, 05:42 PM
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Read the entire announcement, it does not apply to everyone, Just people seeking exemptions… People who do not want to get jabbed just because are still banned. For how much longer, no one knows, but not this round.
A drop in new Covid cases, hospitalizations and loosening of masking requirements in many cities "suggest that the pandemic is beginning to meaningfully recede," Kirk Limacher, vice president of human resources, said in a staff note. "As a result, we're confident we can safely begin the process" of returning staff with exemptions back to their jobs.
A drop in new Covid cases, hospitalizations and loosening of masking requirements in many cities "suggest that the pandemic is beginning to meaningfully recede," Kirk Limacher, vice president of human resources, said in a staff note. "As a result, we're confident we can safely begin the process" of returning staff with exemptions back to their jobs.
03-10-2022, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by C2078
Read the entire announcement, it does not apply to everyone, Just people seeking exemptions… People who do not want to get jabbed just because are still banned. For how much longer, no one knows, but not this round.
A drop in new Covid cases, hospitalizations and loosening of masking requirements in many cities "suggest that the pandemic is beginning to meaningfully recede," Kirk Limacher, vice president of human resources, said in a staff note. "As a result, we're confident we can safely begin the process" of returning staff with exemptions back to their jobs.
A drop in new Covid cases, hospitalizations and loosening of masking requirements in many cities "suggest that the pandemic is beginning to meaningfully recede," Kirk Limacher, vice president of human resources, said in a staff note. "As a result, we're confident we can safely begin the process" of returning staff with exemptions back to their jobs.
03-10-2022, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by C2078
Yes, and apparently the eligible dismissed employees are gonna be able to come back.
The unjabbed by choice need not get excited yet.
The unjabbed by choice need not get excited yet.
03-11-2022, 06:15 AM
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Originally Posted by ThumbsUp
Weren’t those people fired? BTW, I have no clue why the second part is bolded.
The people who were fired were those who were not granted an exemption and did not provide documentation of being vaccinated by the deadline. Nothing has changed with their status.
Also, nothing has changed with the vaccination requirement for those without an exemption.
03-11-2022, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Larry in TN
No, they were on unpaid leave. They are the ones who were granted religious or medical exemptions. Unpaid leave was the offered reasonable accommodation.
The people who were fired were those who were not granted an exemption and did not provide documentation of being vaccinated by the deadline. Nothing has changed with their status.
Also, nothing has changed with the vaccination requirement for those without an exemption.
The people who were fired were those who were not granted an exemption and did not provide documentation of being vaccinated by the deadline. Nothing has changed with their status.
Also, nothing has changed with the vaccination requirement for those without an exemption.
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