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Deleted.  Promised myself I wasn’t going to debate this on a sports board….I will say the issue is way more complex than OF suggests.  Plus there is a practical element.  Many employers are having difficulty getting their people to come back to work. I don’t think they’re gonna wanna make it that much more difficult. In any event not the place to debate this. I do invite people to read Cal OSHA’s regs on this.

But I will say this, as it’s sports related:  OF do you believe the MLB players Union would agree that the players must be vaccinated or they can’t play?  I suspect that’s highly unlikely.

1. The employer dilemma in getting people physically back to work has nothing (or close to nothing) to do with a vaccination requirement; but rather, the fact that people like working from home and valuable employees will be accommodated.  THAT is the problem . . . afaict.

2.  Lex, why do you think the union would oppose a vaccination requirement?  And btw, OF's compromise seems very reasonable.

[teejers1]

Deleted.  Promised myself I wasn’t going to debate this on a sports board….I will say the issue is way more complex than OF suggests.  Plus there is a practical element.  Many employers are having difficulty getting their people to come back to work. I don’t think they’re gonna wanna make it that much more difficult. In any event not the place to debate this. I do invite people to read Cal OSHA’s regs on this.

But I will say this, as it’s sports related:  OF do you believe the MLB players Union would agree that the players must be vaccinated or they can’t play?  I suspect that’s highly unlikely.

1. The employer dilemma in getting people physically back to work has nothing (or close to nothing) to do with a vaccination requirement; but rather, the fact that people like working from home and valuable employees will be accommodated.  THAT is the problem . . . afaict.

2.  Lex, why do you think the union would oppose a vaccination requirement?  And btw, OF's compromise seems very reasonable.