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Right or wrong, fortune 500 companies have to be ecstatic. They get to trim their bottom line without the bad PR hit of mass layoffs.
Agree about shortages but I do think it will have the intended effect of increasing vaccinations. I think the number of real anti vax people is way below the current rate of unvaxed. There’s a lot just dragging their feet as they don’t think it’s that important for them.This couldn’t be further from the reality of the fortune 500 company I work for. We are witnessing incredible labor shortages and getting applicants to just apply has been very difficult. When you consider many states near 50% unvaccinated, any mandate is only going to further impact the already fragile applicant pool.
Agreed. Many hospital workers probably wouldn't get their flu shot if it wasn't mandatory. Not because of antivax but because of "meh"Agree about shortages but I do think it will have the intended effect of increasing vaccinations. I think the number of real anti vax people is way below the current rate of unvaxed. There’s a lot just dragging their feet as they don’t think it’s that important for them.
You’re kidding yourself if you think one side has a monopoly on wanting to control people. You just happen to agree with one set of ideas.Really dude, are you actually going to sit there and deny that by "developed" you are not referring to almost ALL the western European nations. Including :
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Canada
England
Belgium
France
Greece
Holland
They are ALL Socialist to differing degrees of stupidity.
***The Chinese communist party believes it has the best interest of its people and nation too you know.
Japan is a social democracy so is South Korea.
Australia is even going down the wrong road.
We are the lone beacon of the remnants of true democracy. A republic with States as the ultimate arbiters. Ironically the "Democrat" party is trying to usher in centralized authority contrary to what the founding fathers established this country and the constitution . If you remember your basic US history, they all were paranoid of centralized rule. Of course the snowflakes nowadays don't teach accurate US history. The whole revisionist history garbage which leaves out, omits the primary lessons on which we were founded don't suit their aspirations and policies. This VAX stuff is included in that.
I support the VAX, just not without choice.
Not because of antivax but because of "meh"
And beans on chilly...no, too controversial to speak of.
Was talking to my brother (29) this morning about it. Having people at the house and he hasn't gotten his yet. His excuse wasn't anything about politics, or pride, or personal liberties. It was literally "I've just been too lazy to get it done, and never go anywhere anyway".
Never underestimate the power of "meh"
Absolutely. That is why I think many in the "meh" camp will just go ahead and get the shot to get it over with.Was talking to my brother (29) this morning about it. Having people at the house and he hasn't gotten his yet. His excuse wasn't anything about politics, or pride, or personal liberties. It was literally "I've just been too lazy to get it done, and never go anywhere anyway".
Never underestimate the power of "meh"
I think we share the same brother based on that description. Although you left out smoking lots of weed.This is exactly how my twin brother is too. It’s too much work to go get it because playing online video games after work and off days is fun and more important I guess. Sadly, he doesn’t have the most ambition in the world, obviously.
I read that even if it wasn’t writtenI think we share the same brother based on that description. Although you left out smoking lots of weed.
Until you're one of the 150 who has your livelihood taken away. Martin Niemoller had some pretty good insight into this mentality.Houston Methodist was one of the first to implement a vaccine mandate....lots of stir, lots of protesters on the news. Ended up with 150 people let go out of 25,097 employees. This is .6 percent (less than 1%). In the grand scheme of things as a company leader....its doesn't even hit the radar.
But it sure makes good headline news - people holding banners and screaming.....that gets viewers and sells advertising.
So now we'll hear ALL KINDS of screaming.....vs "meh" get the shot and move on.
I think we share the same brother based on that description. Although you left out smoking lots of weed.
Until you're one of the 150 who has your livelihood taken away. Martin Niemoller had some pretty good insight into this mentality.
On another note, wasn't Houston Methodist already suffering a staffing shortage prior to this mandate/firings?
That’s a major stretch. Imprisoning/killing people for who they are and requiring employees to get an approved vaccine for the safety of their patients and coworkers aren’t even close.Until you're one of the 150 who has your livelihood taken away. Martin Niemoller had some pretty good insight into this mentality.