37 Percent of Unvaccinated Workers Could Quit Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates, Testing: Poll

37 Percent of Unvaccinated Workers Could Quit Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates, Testing: Poll
Fireman Jason Wendell protesting against NYC vaccine mandates, Manhattan, N.Y., on Oct. 26, 2021. Sarah Lu/The Epoch Times
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A  Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that more than a third of unvaccinated workers would quit their jobs if their employer required that they either take weekly COVID-19 tests or get vaccinated.

If the weekly testing option was rescinded, about 72 percent told Kaiser Permanente said they would quit, according to the poll’s findings, released Thursday. Around  60 percent of unvaccinated workers said they would attempt to seek a religious or medical exemption if the testing option isn’t available.
Jack Phillips
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