Businesses nervously await fine print of federal vax-or-test rule

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6 thoughts on “Businesses nervously await fine print of federal vax-or-test rule

  1. It is unreal that the government gets to decide this for private business. Look at the police force in California, Washington and Chicago. The country is willing to lose coverage of police to force vaccinations. Has the government thought about how companies are supposed to manage and administrate the stupidity of when the current vaccinations expire, managing the booster and the current ability for companies who have not been able to hire due to people sitting home collecting all the money they are handing out? What is the difference between 99 and 100 workers? Of course employees will go to the smaller companies to work where they don’t have to be vaccinated! If the government ran like a business, understood how a business ran, had the pains of running a business, had to make a profit, had CUSTOMERS to take care of, had investors to answer to, had to spend the money they EARNED, maybe, just maybe they could think, but they are not capable because they just have an endless supply of money and no brains. Look where we are today. People who do not want the vaccine should wear a mask. I highly doubt they WANT Covid and WANT to die! It is their responsibility to keep safe. It is my responsibility to keep myself safe. The country must MOVE. Supply must MOVE. It is shocking to think anyone wants the government telling you that you must do this especially with the country in the situation it is in. What world are we living in.

    1. +1 for all points except the “…people who do not want the vaccine should wear a mask.”

      Forcing people and threatening their ability to work is disgusting. There is more to healthcare than COVID. And healthcare should be a private process between provider and patient based in a world of transparent and honest data.

  2. The Federal government has no authority to force people to be vaccinated. This is a police power reserved to the states, but then Democrats could care less what the law and Constitution say.

    1. And what is the Government doing about Wal-Mart and public places like grocery stores, public events. There are countless places the public goes where there are more than 100 people????? Where is the logic???????? We want our employees to be safe but we don’t want to dictate to them or lose them.

    2. Right ON, John M. The current administration will avoid the rules of silly, documents drafted over 225 years ago that they deem useless. Sorry cancel culture, but foundation documents of our government are still the law of the land.

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