Remember right wingers: it's the free marketCiti can do what they want, and fire who they want.  You fought for decades to achieve that, and over the years tons of workers have been wrongly terminated for real reasons, not because they are too dumb to understand biology.  Happy?

 

I agree Drumpfy.  But...what if some of these unvaxxed are people of color who are second generation from the Tuskegee Study?  Will Citi stick to their guns?  Srs. 

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/13/us/black-americans-vaccine-tuskegee…

While gaps persist in some regions, by late September, according to the most recent survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation, a roughly equal share of Black, white and Hispanic adult populations — 70 percent of Black adults, 71 percent of white adults and 73 percent of Hispanic adults — had received at least one vaccine dose. A Pew study in late August revealed similar patterns. Federal data shows a larger racial gap, but that data is missing demographic information for many vaccine recipients.

Black people are no longer less likely to get vaccinated.

 

Do you trust the research? A company I'm very familiar with had a vaccine mandate as of 1/1/22, then 2/1/22, now 7/1/22. Why? This company has big D&I initiatives and stands for BLM. How would it look when the 11% who won't vaccinate are almost entirely people of color? My guess is the mandate will get chucked to avoid any appearance of inequality.

I'm with you on free markets and employment at will. I just don't think the organization I'm familiar with as well as citi will pull the trigger when most of the unvaccinated share a common diversity characteristic.

 

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