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Study shows Starbucks, Whole Foods employee vaccination rates above 70 percent Taco Bell, Subway under 50 percent

Fast-food companies fare worst at staff vaccination rates, compared to retail and service firms.

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California health officers fear special COVID sick leave expiring at the worst time

California health officers fear special COVID sick leave expiring at the worst time
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Most American workers want their jobs to require the COVID vaccine

Most American workers want their jobs to require the COVID vaccine
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Connecticut workers deserve predictable hours

Connecticut workers deserve predictable hours
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Workers At These Companies Say They re Still Not Safe From COVID-19

Updated Dec 18, 2020 Workers At These Companies Say Theyâre Still Not Safe From COVID-19 Forty percent of workers at fast-food outlets and big-box stores say social distancing isnât possible. About a quarter say customers arenât wearing masks either. By Emily Peck Illustration: Damon Dahlen/HuffPost; Photos: Getty Just last week, as Drew Board was about to load a coupleâs car with groceries at the Walmart where he works in Albemarle, North Carolina, he approached the passenger side and asked if everything was OK with their order. Everything was not OK: The man driving told him to stay back. Theyâd just tested positive for COVID-19. Neither wore a mask.

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