I think they re beginning to see that the key to getting back to that more traditional experience is a high level of vaccine uptake in the population, he said.
The college doesn t plan on offering incentives to its employees to get vaccinated, but Frison said they have been encouraging employees to get their shot.
Privacy, fairness issues
Speaking generally, Lisa Cefali, head of executive search & strategic development for human resources consulting firm Legacy Bowes Group, said while there may be some benefits to it, offering incentives to employees to get vaccinated could create issues related to privacy if employers are asking people to declare whether or not they re vaccinated.
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Health workers with vaccine carriers arrive at an Islamabad building as people wait for their turn to get inoculated with a jab of the CanSino Biologics coronavirus vaccine, which has been authorized for use in Pakistan. (Aamir Qureshi/AFP/Getty Images)
The school division would not comment as this is an internal school division matter, a spokesperson said.
Barbara Bowes, president of the human resources consulting firm Legacy Bowes Group, says a failure to consider the potential repercussions of attending such rallies is really quite foolish. There s a lot of talk about personal rights and [the employee s] ability to speak their own private opinion, etc., Bowes said in a Tuesday interview with CBC Radio s
Up To Speed. But as soon as you get into the public audience, then you also have to worry about how your attendance, or your voice, or your placards harm your employer s business interests.
Posted: Apr 28, 2021 1:18 PM CT | Last Updated: April 28
Brent Wintringham says he ll stay away from work at Hugh Cairns school as ordered.(Dan Zakreski/CBC)
Hugh Cairns V.C. School caretaker Brent Wintringham says he can separate his personal political beliefs from the rules of his workplace.
But parents with children at the Saskatoon elementary school are upset that a public anti-masker is working there.
Wintringham is the night caretaker at Hugh Cairns. He also confirms that he s been attending so-called freedom rallies across the province for the past year, including recent events in Prince Albert and Saskatoon.
Two developments this past week thrust Wintringham into the spotlight.