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Return around labor day. and it s clear it s more human. reporter: it is coming to an end whether employees like it or not. employers are saying the struggle with the narrative of this is good for me is that we pay you. so it has to be good for us. it must be mutually beneficial. reporter: this tricky reentry made more difficult by employees questioning the safety of the workplace amid surging cases of the delta variant in the u.s. we created this within the organization between vaccinated employees and unvaccinated employees. we ve literally had reports of employees confronting unvaccinated employees and literally almost getting into physical fights. reporter: a june survey showing 63% of workers support vaccine mandates at work. many employers are hearing from their workers, from their employees that they want to know
That people are vaccinated. reporter: new york city employers are growing more confident workers will be in the office come september, from 45% in march to 62% in may. willingness to return to the office, though, is uneven. the young tech employees, it seems to be much tougher to get them back. reporter: the balancing act also important for small businesses. while there s concern about forcing people to come back or get vaccinated, there is also a lot of concern about the overall economy of the city. a big piece is the commuters working remotely, not patronizing the local stores. reporter: child care is still a problem until it s clear that schools can reopen in-person for good. also a concern the impact on careers of those who don t want to return to the office. two, three, five years from now when they re making promotional decisions, we promote people we know and with
Messaging to emphasize vaccinations. joining us now is washington post health policy reporter yasmine abutaleb, one of the journalists who first reported on the leaked cdc documents. yasmine, i ve read a lot, reported a lot on covid the last year and a half. this may be the report that has scared me the most. i m going to be honest, this is scary stuff. people need to listen to this because it really does change, i think, what they think they re dealing with and one of the biggest things is that for vaccinated people, they ve sort of felt like, okay, i m the end of the line, i m not going to spread this. it turns out actually they can. yeah, it s a really pivotal moment in the response, i think, because it looked like for the last couple of months things were getting better, we were on the upswing, the cdc relaxed its mask mandates, mask guidance for vaccinated people back in may. but delta is a really scary variant. it s the most worrying one we ve seen so far because it s so
It doesn t mean it s something it doesn t mean that they don t work. it just means that they will happen, these are not some bullet proof shield. you still should get vaccinated. you don t want covid to be a death sentence or something you get seriously ill from. but communicating that to people, especially when there are such high levels of hesitancy already is really complicated. it sure is. the vaccine is so important, though. that s i think what really comes through in your piece, and it s really a must-read. yasmine, thank you so much for being with us. and joining us now is govern phil murphy of new jersey. governor murphy, this cdc report on the delta variant, more severe illness than the covid we ve come to know, and it spreads faster than the common cold. so how does this change things for you? it s pretty sobering, john, without question. it only underscores the desperate need we all have to get more people vaccinated. we re among the most vaccinated states in the cou