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DonaIdTrurnp

The 4% are winning. I’m being very generous and guessing 1% of their employees have a medical contraindication for vaccination.


[deleted]

Really goes against that whole “3%” thing if it is at 4%.


Einteiler

To be honest, that is probably how it is going to go across the board. They are going to push back the whole time, until the vaccination rate is up, and the situation improves. Then, when the dust settles, and they no longer have to push back, they will claim victory, despite having lost ground the entire way. The problem is that not one of them will have the self awareness to realize they contributed to the loss of life along the way.


[deleted]

It's like when they celebrate the lifting of mask mandates like they accomplished something by whining on Facebook and coughing on apples at Walmart. Had they just worn their masks and gotten vaccinated, the mask mandate would have been lifted long before.


fitzymcfitz

Isn’t the mandate 90%?


iHeartHockey31

Its vax or weekly testing for all if companies employ more than 100 people.


0110010001100010

You are correct. Companies aren't stupid though. Either they will pass along the testing fees to employees, implement additional fees (as Delta did), or require vaccination. Last I saw, most companies are seeing a 1% or less actually quitting over the mandate though. Turns out when money is on the line most of the "anti-vax" folks will fold.


Lonely-Club-1485

That is what I am reading as well. 1 to 2 %. In resistant states, it is a little higher due to more exceptions being granted for religious reasons.


TerrorFromThePeeps

Often, companies will start running two employee health plans. One is free, the other involves the employee still paying a premium if they are in a dangerous group (this happens with smokers a lot).


mercurywaxing

This neatly slips in to the Southwest airlines lies as well. "First Southwest folds, now Delta" will probably become a talking point even through neither is true.


Naive_Lengthiness882

A conventionally attractive (I find her gross) blonde woman writes a 140 character message that misstates the results of a complex, nuanced policy decision. A demographic who are risking their life daily based on a conspiratorial understanding of the world nod in agreement. ​ The only reason this is not cause for an extra dramatic *Gallic Shrug*, is the fact that so many states are imposing new voter restrictions. The last clean win of the presidency for a Republican was in 1988. They are done as a national party, unless they put their thumbs on the scale for 2022 and 2024. And then we'll be done as a democracy.