I mean, businesses and governments had a lot of time to do the right thing and didn't. You can't hold adults' hands forever. Especially when they're acting like children. At some point, the state has to act in the best interests of its constituents. Letting fringe extremists (and their media enablers) hold public policy hostage ain't it.
Incentivize? That's one way to describe it. Why the stick instead of the carrot?
This is going to be awful for small businesses. Why not incentivize them with tax breaks for hitting target % (80, 90, etc...) of vaccinated employees?
Not to mention, the supply chain for tests cannot keep up with throwing tens of millions of people into weekly testing. Not sure how enforcement of this doesn't fall apart.
Glad to see it…the mandates.
Many employers will be happy with this…it’s truly better for business and it doesn’t have to be “their” mandate.
Of course the lunatics will scream about fascism bullshit and some states run by idiot Republicans will object. So what. It’s the right thing to do.
That's a factor I hadn't considered. Let's the government be the boogeyman.
I think it was mentioned in something I read. The government is basically going to take the heat so companies can do what they want to do, but are too afraid of the backlash from. An angle I hadn't considered either. Either way, it's time for the rubes to stop being snowflakes and get their shots.
Can you imagine the disruptions to business if it were left up to individual businesses to try and implement a mandate? A significant percentage of employees would be jumping around trying to avoid a mandate. A uniform mandate is better for everyone, really.
Even for those not disposed to recognize it.
I agree it's time, I just don't necessarily agree with the mechanism. At the same time, my only alternative is throwing money at the solution because the incentive of their own health clearly isn't enough.
I'm not entirely following this. The individual business is still charged with being in compliance with OSHA standards, or facing a hefty fine. Or are you talking about the actual definition of the standard being universal to make compliance easier?
Apparently there's a subreddit r/hermancainaward documenting the prior social media activity and ending with the inevitable gofundme
it's funny for the first 3 posts but gets depressing by the minute as you read through story after story. really broke down my "fuck off, deniers" feeling
Yes, I’m saying it’s much less disruptive to make it a federal mandate all similar businesses have to follow rather than leaving it up to individual businesses to possibly try and create their own vaccination mandate.
Yeah fuck carrots it’s massive stick time, if you want to be a dumb fuck and not get vaccinated you can be an unemployed unvaccinated dumb fuck.