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14. Before it was generally available

Reply to Shermann (Original post)

Thu Apr 8, 2021, 08:01 PM

Apr 2021

My employer (a first nation's federal government) made vaccinations available to employees and family members without restriction. Once it became generally available, this same employer offered the vaccine to the general public without regard to tribal membership or any other condition.

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How is your employer's upper management addressing the CV-19 vaccine question? [View all] Shermann Apr 2021 OP

Very constructively frazzled Apr 2021 #1

I guess that counts! nt Shermann Apr 2021 #3

I work for a school district Freddie Apr 2021 #2

Same Here ProfessorGAC Apr 2021 #12

My agency has its own vaccination sites brooklynite Apr 2021 #4

No official position ornotna Apr 2021 #5

Time off 4 hours. Throck Apr 2021 #6

1/2 day off...that's pretty good! nt Shermann Apr 2021 #7

2 hours per shot. Throck Apr 2021 #8

They closed down all offices and told everyone to work from home. Xolodno Apr 2021 #9

I work for the VHA, so it's pretty much mandatory... SKKY Apr 2021 #10

Three hours pay. Nt hack89 Apr 2021 #11

We have an internal marketing campaign encouraging vaccination n/t FreeState Apr 2021 #13

Before it was generally available hurl Apr 2021 #14

Interesting, looks like 75% are actively trying to be a force for good here Shermann Apr 2021 #15