Here Are The Companies Upping Pressure On Workers To Get Vaccinated Against Covid

Here Are The Companies Upping Pressure On Workers To Get Vaccinated Against Covid

Share to Linkedin Morgan Stanley will soon bar unvaccinated employees from its New York offices and more than 150 hospital workers in Houston just resigned or were fired for refusing to roll up their sleeves, issues that could become more common as employers deliberate ways to safely reopen workplaces amid flagging vaccination rates. workplaces are grappling with how to manage employees refusing vaccination. 153 employees at Houston Methodist Hospital either resigned or were fired Tuesday after losing a legal battle against the hospital's Covid-19 vaccine requirement, with the presiding federal judge saying they could work elsewhere if they didn't like the policy. The mass termination, as well as the associated legal challenge, charts new territory in the U. S. and is a possible sign of things to come as mandate deadlines loom at dozens of hospitals and healthcare providers across the country. Morgan Stanley and BlackRock, which plan to open their offices to vaccinated employees only, have some of the strictest policies on Wall Street, while Goldman Sachs is making it mandatory for staff to disclose their vaccination status. United Airlines and Delta Air Lines both require new hires to prove they have been vaccinated and offer incentives to try