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News Briefs: Report finds unwillingness to get the COVID-19 vaccine drove healthcare job cuts in January

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News Briefs: Report finds unwillingness to get the COVID-19 vaccine drove healthcare job cuts in January

Mar 01, 2022
By Nick Hut

Of nationwide job cuts in January that stemmed from refusals to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the majority were in healthcare, according to a report.

Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., a global outplacement and business and executive coaching firm, reported that there were 19,064 job cuts across industries in January. Of that total, 5,757 were workers who declined to get the vaccine. And among that subset, 4,934 worked for healthcare providers.

“Many employers who implemented vaccine policies last year gave workers until early January to comply,” Andrew Challenger, senior vice president with the firm, said in a news release. “This is a lot of people to cut, particularly in healthcare, where workers are increasingly leaving while those who remain battle intensifying burnout.”...
 
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