75% of businesses said they won’t require workers to get vaccinated or tested if President Biden’s mandate is ruled unconstitutional. Some employers have been reluctant to introduce a mandate, fearing it could limit an already limited pool of candidates.
A majority of businesses said they won’t require workers to get vaccinated or tested if President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate for businesses with 100 or more employees is ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Some 53% of the Society for Human Resources members who were surveyed are from organizations with 100 or more employees, while a quarter of the members surveyed would be subject to separate mandates for federal contractors and health care workers. The remaining share doesn’t fit the criteria for any of the federal vaccine mandates Biden announced.
Case in point: Some of the largest U.S. hospital systems are dropping their vaccine mandates to recruit more workers after many quit or were fired for refusing to get vaccinated, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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