Johnson rescinds controversial COVID-19 vaccination mandate – Chicago Sun-Times

The Illinois Labor Relations Board has twice ruled that the city violated employees’ collective bargaining rights by failing to bargain collectively before imposing the vaccine mandate and placing employees who defied it on “non-disciplinary, no-pay status” before moving to fire them. The board further demanded that the city reverse “any discipline” against employees who violated the vaccine mandate and expunge it from their records. The city appealed both rulings to the Illinois Appellate Court.
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Old Joe
1 year ago

So sad the way they treated a citizen that refused the clot shot.

Pat S.
1 year ago
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As well as first responders, medical personnel and military.

Yet, where was the clot shot mandate for the invading hordes?

No health screening or clot shots for invaders, but job losses and discrimination for citizens who mistakenly believed “my body/my choice.”

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