Companies Pivot to Encourage, Not Mandate Vaccines Post-SCOTUS Decision

A "Now Hiring" sign outside a store in Arlington, Virginia. (OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images)

By    |   Tuesday, 25 January 2022 07:47 AM EST ET

Facing an extremely limited labor pool amid the “great resignation” and no federal mandate requiring business owners to moonlight as vaccine police, companies are beginning to change how they handle vaccination status among employees, labor experts say.

After the recent Supreme Court decision to block the Biden administration's vaccine-or-testing directive for employers with 100 or more workers, several major businesses, including progressive coffee brewer Starbucks, announced they would modify their own vaccine mandate policies.

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Facing an extremely limited labor pool amid the "Great Resignation" and no federal mandate requiring business owners to moonlight as vaccine police, companies are beginning to change how they handle vaccination status among employees, labor experts say. After the recent...
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