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Vaccine mandates aren't the only – or easiest – way for employers to compel workers to get their shots

  • Written by Elizabeth C. Tippett, Associate Professor, School of Law, University of Oregon
imageUniversities and other employers are encouraging workers to get vaccinated by doing it on site. AP Photo/Danny Karnik

A workplace showdown may be brewing over mandating vaccinations.

Employers would love the sense of certainty that comes with a vaccinated workforce. Workers can be brought back sooner than later, there’s no need for physical...

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