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 for more coronavirus coverage But what about union workers? 3News spoke with Joe Gross, a partner at Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff, LLP. about that topic. “The union could say, well you have to talk to the union first. The union could do that. A union might put up a fuss if enough of its members decide that it doesn’t want to get the vaccine,” says Gross. However, that could get difficult if members of that same union want the vaccine. Labor and employment lawyer Joyce Goldstein says union employees can only be fired for just cause and may have an out.

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