Kaiser Permanente suspends 2,200 employees who didn't get Covid vaccine

Alternate headline: 99.3% of Kaiser Permanente's 304,000 employees vaccinated, 0.7% unvaccinated placed on leave

Isn't 99.3% enough for herd immunity? I really wish the US would recognize natural immunity from those recovered from Covid instead of filtering out everyone who doesn't want to subscribe to a endless 2x/year vaccine passport program, which seems to be more beneficial to Big Pharma than the average person.

Is the difference between suspension and layoffs that a layoff can collect unemployment insurance while a suspension can&#x27;t?<p>Does suspension lead to fire with cause?

Good riddance. It&#x27;s telling that most of the employees losing their jobs over this across the country are almost never physicians and researchers (and only occasionally nurses). It&#x27;s mostly support staff: people who often have no scientific or medical training and&#x2F;or no college degree. That should tell you a lot about how justifiable their die-hard belief is.