Or if someone gets Covid and the workplace has to shut for a day or 2?
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The Lefty's want to keep the discussion focussed on 'COVID, COVID, COVID'....they can't talk about KiwiBuild, the housing catastrophe, 3 Waters, He Pupua, child poverty, the lack of ICU beds, and all the other outrages of this government so 'COVID, COVID, COVID' it has to be I guess.
Doesn't make sense, if that person does regular testing there's no more risk than with vaccinated person who's not tested at all. Vaccine only decreases chance of transmission, it also doesn't have 100% efficiency, so some vaccinated people have no immunity. It's actually safer to have unvaccinated person regularly tested than vaccinated person not tested at all. Don't forget some people can be non symptomatic carriers.
Business can't fire a person for coming in sick with cold or flu, but you think it's ok to fire a person for not vaccinating? There's plenty of groups that could be included in your sentence "What if the rest of the staff walk out or resign because they're not happy alongside a xxxxxx worker?"
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300...cked-by-police
Traffic building at Auckland borders, Northland-bound Hīkoi remains blocked by police
Mina Kerr-Lazenby
12:39, Oct 27 2021
A hīkoi headed to Northland has been refused entry by police at Auckland’s southern border, prompting marchers to spend the night camped on the roadside.
The march, planned to travel from the Rotorua in the Bay of Plenty to Northland, is the product of anti-vaxxers and anti-lockdown groups.
Despite prior warning from police against the hīkoi, a convoy of around 50 vehicles and approximately 100 people arrived at the Southern checkpoint border in Mercer late Tuesday night, with the intention of moving to Waitangi.
The group, which calls itself Sovereign Hīkoi of Truth (SHOT), had been redirected by police to a gravel area on Orams Rd.
Police said most of the protestors complied, however two protest vehicles, including a bus, were parked on State Highway 1 in the northern lanes with its drivers refusing to move them.
Traffic had to be diverted overnight as a result, and police are still trying to get the occupied vehicles of the road.
A dozens-strong line of cars still sits backed up at the Mercer checkpoint, waiting to be let through.
“Traffic is still able to travel through the southern checkpoints, however some delays have been reported, so motorists are advised to expect some delays,” said police.
“Police are incredibly disappointed that this group of protestors have chosen to take this action.”
A spokesman from KiwiRail said they are closely monitoring the situation at Mercer.
“Participants in the hīkoi are not currently on the tracks, but trains are travelling through the area at a reduced speed as a safety precaution,” he said.
No wonder you're a trump supporter.
Everything good = not by this govt.
Everything bad = defo' jacindas fault.