VERIFY: Yes, companies can fire employees who refuse to get COVID-19 vaccine
Only exceptions: Employees who can’t get a vaccine for reasons related to a disability or religious beliefs. Author: Josslyn Howard Updated: 1:02 AM EDT July 24, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The debate over COVID-19 vaccines is now more than just a medical dispute. The vaccine debate is now trickling into the workplace.
First Coast News has received several inquiries asking about the rights of workers who have or haven’t been vaccinated and are transitioning back to normal.
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With this claim, many people often cite the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) for their reasoning.
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The Teacher and the Student: Mike Coleman and Shannon Hardin
Mike Coleman is the most successful Black political leader in Columbus history. His career provided a road map for his protégé, Shannon Hardin. Then the world changed.
Columbus Monthly
The two men stand next to one another, each dressed in blue suit jackets and white shirts, standard politician attire. One is the 66-year-old former mayor of Columbus, the first Black man to fill the role, whose 16-year tenure transformed the city. The other is his 33-year-old protégé, the first Black gay man to serve as City Council president, whose career is still taking shape.