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New Jersey hospital system fires 6 workers who failed to get vaccinated against coronavirus – The Washington Post

Six senior health-care workers were fired by a New Jersey hospital system after they failed to comply with an order to get vaccinated…

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July 23, 2021

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The vast majority 99.7 percent complied and were fully vaccinated or had received a medical or religious exemption, or a deferral, the company said in a statement Wednesday. Six did not and are no longer employees of the company, the hospital group said.
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