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Originally Posted by Joekerr
Here's something I'd like you to opine on. They are currently considering (I don't think its final, but looks like it might be) telling healthcare workers that if they have COVID, that they can still come to work. Meanwhile, they laid off say 20% of healthcare workers because they chose bodily autonomy and decided not to get the vaccine. Why does it not make sense to have those workers come back who aren't sick, do their jobs instead of getting someone who actually has COVID to be doing the job and spreading the virus, while feeling like crap, which probably results in a subpar job? This policy makes little sense to me.
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General pop, or COVID wings. If the sick work with the sick, spread is less of an issue.
My oldest is still working the COVID wing, fully vaccinated, and as yet asymptomatic and no positive test. He did move out of our house a few months back though.