Intel tells unvaccinated workers they will go on unpaid leave in April

[RandySF]

Intel has announced that unvaccinated employees who fail to meet the company's Jan. 4 vaccination deadline and do not receive a religious or medical exemption will soon be put on unpaid leave.

Unvaccinated employees' unpaid leave will begin in April, three months after the deadline, which was announced in November, according to The Associated Press.

The California-based tech company will consider employees’ exemption requests until March 15. Then employees who do not receive an exemption will begin unpaid leave for a minimum of three months starting April 4.

Intel has announced that unvaccinated employees who fail to meet the company's Jan. 4 vaccination deadline and do not receive a religious or medical exemption will soon be put on unpaid leave.

Unvaccinated employees' unpaid leave will begin in April, three months after the deadline, which was announced in November, according to The Associated Press.

The California-based tech company will consider employees’ exemption requests until March 15. Then employees who do not receive an exemption will begin unpaid leave for a minimum of three months starting April 4.


https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/586827-intel-tells-unvaccinated-workers-they-will-go-on-unpaid-leave-in-april

[MLAA]

1. So...3 months after the deadline there are consequences?

Seems to long. If feasible make them work the 3 months from home, if not they should be put on leave a week after deadline at the latest.

[CentralMass]

4. The majority of worker at these large companies are still working remotely.

April is likely a return to work or a return with hybrid target.

[leftstreet]

2. Do vaxxed employees who get Covid get paid leave?

breakthroughs

[CrispyQ]

3. Why not January 5th? -nt

[Skittles]

5. I call bullshit on the "religious" expemptions

delusions should not affect public health

[Initech]

6. Especially since there's some extremely sketchy people behind these..

There's definitely some dirty dealers in the name of religion.