San Francisco will suspend police, others who will not report vaccination status: report
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The city of San Francisco will reportedly act to suspend members of its police, fire and sheriff departments who have refused to disclose their COVID-19 vaccination status.
The city, the newspaper said, is recommending a 10-day unpaid suspension as punishment – though it's up to managers to make the decision that can be appealed – and that hundreds of employees in other departments could receive similar letters next week. "The health and well-being of city employees and the public we serve are top priorities during our emergency response to COVID-19," the letter said, according to The Chronicle. "Your failure to comply with the vaccination status reporting requirement endangers the health and safety of the city’s workforce and the public we serve."
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