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So the employee doesn't want to get the vaccine, but wants the employer to pay to have them be tested frequently??

Saw this earlier on FB, comments were overwhelmingly not in support of having employers foot the bill, most felt that the choice was theirs not be vaccinated but the consequences and costs were also their responsibility.

More concerning to me is how this group doesn’t like the data from government sources so they are soliciting “anonymous “ input from people who have had poor reactions to vaccines so they can share those negative outcomes to reinforce their ideology.

Don't forget, the vaccine is free to the employee and doesn't cost the employer.

makes sense to the entitled.

Personal choice not to get jabbed but you have to bear the cost for alternative compliance. Sounds fair to me.

Our government has mandated that the employer pay for the tests. That's big bucks.

Elaine--that story was about the French side. I'm not sure I know what the policy is on the Dutch side. Are many or most employers on the Dutch side requiring vaccination to work?

Since everyone here is in lockstep, I'll play devils advocate (before being deleted)
Why the concern with testing un"vaccinated"?
"Vaccinated" can catch and transmit covid, just like the un"vaccinated"
So why not test them too?
So funny.

This makes sense to me:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/w3omnlpakjiscqr/MOV_7254.mov?dl=0

Sorry, my mistake. Many are asking their employees to vaccinate, some providing incentives. Dutch Gov't has said no mandates, they can require tests but have to pay for them.

OK thanks.