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Is N.Y.C. Doing Enough to Slow 3rd Virus Wave? Experts Raise Doubts.
On Wednesday, the city announced that all public hospital employees must be vaccinated or face weekly coronavirus testing.
The city’s new policy only applies to the more than 40,000 employees of the city’s public hospital system and some workers at the Department of Health. Credit.Erin Schaff/The New York Times
July 21, 2021, 7:28 p.m. ET
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Wednesday that some city employees who aren’t vaccinated will soon be required to get a weekly coronavirus test.
Though far short of mandating vaccinations, the new policy was still notable: It was City Hall’s first effort to pressure a group of city workers to get vaccinated by inconveniencing those who did not.
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New York Jewish Week via JTA For most New Yorkers, the early days of COVID-19 were synonymous with eerily empty streets, the constant wail of sirens, and the clapping and cheering for health care workers. But what was it really like for the doctors and other health care professionals who found themselves on the front lines of a city that was an epicenter for the global pandemic?
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