Not vaccinated, not paid: have we gone too far?
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Not vaccinated, not paid: have we gone too far?
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By: Romain Auzouy
30 mins
Two months having been announced by President Emmanuel Macron, the vaccine obligation against Covid-19 came into force, this Wednesday, September 15, 2021, for caregivers in France.
Hospital staff, retirement homes, home helpers, firefighters must now justify at least a first injection, except against vaccine contraindication or recent contamination.
Otherwise, their employment contract will be suspended. What to think about this decision?
The only possibility to generalize the vaccine to those who are on the front line in the fight against Covid-19?
What consequences can we expect from work suspensions in a sector heavily affected by budget cuts in recent years?
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To discuss it
:
- Patrick Pelloux,
doctor, emergency physician
- Dominique Noguères
, vice-president of human rights
- Marie-Pierre Martin
, Emergency nurse in Necker, member and communication officer of the Inter-Urgences collective.
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