re: I don't think business has the right to mandate vaccines.

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Everyone's healthcare being tied to employment is a fricking disaster.

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fricking bullshite.

You CHOOSE to work for a company that either doesn't offer health insurance or they do and it's shitty.

Go find another a job, that's what real men do instead of begging like you Liberals do.

The government sucks at everything they do, I don't want those retards handling my health insurance.

Your utopia would be based on wallet size instead of age, health condition and family size.

Another thing, how in the frick would it work for someone to carry health insurance from one company to another?

Are people who receive monetary benefits from the government considered employees?

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BayouBlitz

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One of the dumbest posters on this board.

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It’s interesting. There hasn’t been any legislation, to my knowledge, protecting entities mandating vaccinations for employees.

If someone experiences a severe reaction from a vaccine due to a mandate, I hope they sue so we can see that play out.

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Under current Fed law and all state law that I am aware of employers can mandate vaccines as a condition of employment with certain restrictions. If an employer mandates the vaccine then any adverse reactions would be covered under Workers Comp. The comp carrier would then have a subrogation interest in any funds recovered under the CICP/VICP programs.

This isn't to say people won't sue, they will, the question is will an attorney going to be creative enough to crack the nut. I say they won't. They have to first get past one of the liability shields both employers and vaccine manufacturers have then they have to prove causation and damages.

This is not to say I think mandates are a good thing especially in the ham-fisted way they will almost certainly be implemented. At the very least there should be exceptions for those that have the proper amount and type of antibodies to provide equal or better protection than the titers from the average vaccinated person. One size fits all never really fits anyone.