RBC 2021-2022 COVID policies

At a NY BB focused on energy. Seeing some roles at RBC that look interesting - that being said, I am not sure how the Canadian banks handled COVID. I understand that NYC firms were pressured by the government for the initial vaccine series, but straight up, I'm not working for a company that required booster shots. That is final, that is it, there is nothing that will change my mind on this. It's why I've passed on Jefferies Energy since I have confirmed with former employees that they required boosters.

Anyone at or was at RBC who can comment? And guys to be clear, I'm not interested in debating COVID - I am asking what their COVID policy was. If you disagree with my take, that is fine, but go argue about it on the off topic forum.

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can confirm that most banks don't ask about vaccination status anymore. i believe the reasoning is that the government no longer needs to pressure them to do so since the bolus of the population is already vaccinated. please opine if i am incorrect.

 

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