3000 United employees have covid despite the company's vaccine mandate

[NC.Lion]

United is one of the company's who had a vaccine mandate, firing those who didn't comply, yet it is still impacting their business operations. They can throughout whatever PR crap they want, they could care about employee's individual health (elsewise they would fire everyone with diabetes or overweight). Bottom line is companies supposably want to implement vaccine mandates to not disrupt business operations and to "stop the spread", neither which is happening with vaccine mandates. Makes you wonder what is the point.

United Airlines says 3,000 employees COVID positive, plans more flight cuts

United CEO Scott Kirby told employees the airline is reducing an unspecified number of flights in the near term to "make sure we have the staffing."

www.usatoday.com

 

[wilbury]

They feel that a mandate is good for their business. The same as any other business decision a corporation makes.

 

[HartfordLlion]

They feel that a mandate is good for their business. The same as any other business decision a corporation makes.

Well these ARE the same corporation that think it's good to discriminate against white people.