6 supervisors at RWJ Barnabas Health lose jobs for not getting COVID-19 vaccine
Six employees at RWJ Barnabas Health are now out of a job after they did not comply with the company mandate for all employees at the supervisor level to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Jul 21, 2021, 2:57 PM
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Updated 1,294 days ago
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512ds agoSix employees at RWJ
Barnabas Health are now out of a job after they did not comply with the company
mandate for all employees at the supervisor level to get vaccinated
against COVID-19.
VACCINE INFORMATION: Check to see if you
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vaccinated
SEARCH FOR A CURE: Statistics and State Resources
The hospital system required the
vaccine for supervisors in May.
RWJ says as of July, 99.7% of
staffers at that level are fully vaccinated or were approved for an exemption.
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