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Should health care workers be required to get flu vaccines?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on January 8, 2013
“ I think they should. It seems like it should be a job requirement to do what you can to prevent the spread of disease. I can’t work at a construction site and take my hard hat off.”
“ No, I don’t think they should be required. It’s their own personal decision. ”
“ Of course. I’m a tattoo artist and have to wear safety glasses. Why not.”
“ No, they should be able to choose.”
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Kyle Neuer 4 years, 8 months ago
Funny, it wasn't a "condition of employment" when we were hired.
That said, it's a minor inconvenience, at most. And an especially good idea for parents of school-age children, the little pestilence spreaders.
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