
Employers can legally offer incentives to employees to get vaccinated
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Employers can offer incentives to employees to get vaccinated for Covid-19, according to new guidance from the federal Equal Opportunity Employment Commission.
Companies administering vaccines to employees also may offer incentives as long as the incentives are not "coercive," the EEOC said. In December the EEOC said that companies can legally mandate that all employees re-entering the workplace and new hires be vaccinated for Covid-19. But there are two exemptions companies must allow for, according to the EEOC: a disability or religious reasons.More Related News

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