Companies hope to avoid fights while requiring some jabs

Despite the seemingly endless polarization, some employers see vaccine requirements as a huge step forward in the war against the pandemic. But rolling out vaccine policies isn't always a cinch.

  • By Amanda Postma
  • | 12:00 p.m. September 2, 2021
Sax. FourThought Private Wealth in Venice recently implemented a vaccine policy. Pictured are Client Relationship Manager Matt Macek and Donna Guinta, COO and chief compliance officer.
Sax. FourThought Private Wealth in Venice recently implemented a vaccine policy. Pictured are Client Relationship Manager Matt Macek and Donna Guinta, COO and chief compliance officer.
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The question of forcing employees to get a COVID-19 vaccine is top of mind for many businesses in the region. But entities from a hospital to a wealth management firm to a radio station conglomerate have already answered the question: the answer is yes. 

 

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