New Covid Vaccine Requirements

[candcallen]

Shit like this is making me want to build that fence around my property. I think some razor wire should work

Had an inmate escape one night, well not me but another unit, and we looked all over for him. Found his ass hainging in the triple roll razor wire bleed half to death.

So ya, razor wire is great. Just make sure you do I properly. One row, then a double row above it and a triple row at the top. Leaning out to the outside of the property line. When you do a single row a blanket can cover it.

 

[kbaxter60]

FDA Asks Federal Judge to Grant it Until the Year 2076 to Fully Release Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine Data​

FDA Asks Federal Judge to Grant it Until the Year 2076 to Fully Release Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine Data

The fed gov’t shields Pfizer from liability. Gives it billions of dollars. Makes Americans take its product. But won’t let you see the data supporting its safety/efficacy. Who does the gov't work for?

aaronsiri.substack.com

Sure, sounds fine.
As long as they don't get paid until released.

 

[Big Green]

Shit like this is making me want to build that fence around my property. I think some razor wire should work

Even available on Amazon, 492’ for $100.
Amazon product ASIN B01KURBHA4

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

By 2076 many, if not most reading this will be dead.

Oh wait, that's the plan...

 

[jrbfishn]

When they don't want to release it, you know it has to be bad. As in really, really bad. Could this be the reason Capital Hill has an exemption?????
Ain't releasing it a Federal Law?

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[Sam Colt]

Maybe we’ll even know who really killed Kennedy first.

 

[candcallen]

Maybe we’ll even know who really killed Kennedy first.

No the just delayed that to. Apparently he died of covid as well.

 

[innominate]

So my work has just updated the vaccine policy. If an employee states they have a religious reason for not getting the vaccine they are not asking for an explanation.

 

[pronstar]

My company just sent out an email…they are requiring us to report vaccine status.

If we fail to report, it will be assumed that you’re not vaxxed.

I’m not reporting…nunya
Their assumed data is meaningless.


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[kbaxter60]

Their assumed data is meaningless.

Meaningless, and not even scientific.
We are at about a 70% vax rate in the country. If they guess for any one individual, the guess ought to be "vaxxed".
But don't confuse things with science and logic.

 

[SA_Steve]

You really don't need an OSHA to enforce lefty CEO policy country-wide.

 

[Grumps21]

Everywhere I go I see help wanted signs, some with signing bonuses. Why is that? Even non-retail businesses have signs along the road next to their marquis or on their marquis looking for workers. I’m wondering if these new requirements have anything to do with that. I mean, with everything going up in price, I’d think it would draw more people that need the work. Even our Euro factories are way short staffed. Engineers, operations, sales, production. I’m thinking that since the jab is required for work over there, many refused and decided to sit it out. I tell ya, this has just about brought my company to its knees. I’ve never seen it so bad. The announcement came out to us in the US regarding the vax on the same day as the courts rejected it and OSHA said they won’t enforce it. Making it worse, we have to pay for our own weekly shots. If my company does not walk this back, it’s all over. There will be an mass exedus and I will be one of them. Paying my own test is like getting a pay cut. With the $ that involves, it opens the door for me to take a lower paying job that is a lot less stressful with a smaller company doing something I might enjoy. Getting tired of the corporate bs anyway so maybe thats a good thing

 

[candcallen]

Paying people not to work.

 

[TheDan]

Paying people not to work.

That was one contributing factor, but not the only one. The extended unemployment ended here in Texas in June, but the "labor shortage" still persists. There's many converging variables... New regulations freezing out qualified people, people who were laid off during the stupid lockdowns figuring out how to get by without a job and not returning to the workforce, inflation running away from wages, a complete rejiggering of the economy making businesses untenable, not wanting to put up with stupid mask and jab policies to work, and a bunch of other shit.

This guy has an interesting perspective, too.

 

[candcallen]

That was one contributing factor, but not the only one. The extended unemployment ended here in Texas in June, but the "labor shortage" still persists. There's many converging variables... New regulations freezing out qualified people, people who were laid off during the stupid lockdowns figuring out how to get by without a job and not returning to the workforce, inflation running away from wages, a complete rejiggering of the economy making businesses untenable, not wanting to put up with stupid mask and jab policies to work, and a bunch of other shit.

This guy has an interesting perspective, too.

There is still rent credits unemployment and the child tax credit all paid monthly. All together it's enough to get by easier than working for 12 buck an hour.

 

[TheDan]

There is still rent credits unemployment and the child tax credit all paid monthly. All together it's enough to get by easier than working for 12 buck an hour.

The welfare baby farmers aren't a new phenomenon. There's still multiple factors; mostly related to the melt up/pending crash. Personally saw similar things in 07-08. Knew lots of people that were unemployed, but I still had a hard time hiring good employees where I worked.

There's also something odd going on that I can't nail down where I don't think many companies are that serious about hiring. Open job postings that never get filled and applications are instantly rejected. I've also noticed hiring signs at chains around town, but they require their employees to wear masks. No wonder they can't get workers.

 

[SA_Steve]

My son and his wife both in their early 30's both have new "work at home" jobs in Houston (internet media ads and employment agency) and are killing it. Close to $190K in annual gross before bonus altogether. Better than engineers.

 

[TX oddball]

This is sick.

 

[Tex62]

Vaccinated English adults under 60 are dying at twice the rate of unvaccinated people the same age

And have been for six months. This chart may seem unbelievable or impossible, but it's correct, based on weekly data from the British government.

alexberenson.substack.com

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[oldag]

My son and his wife both in their early 30's both have new "work at home" jobs in Houston (internet media ads and employment agency) and are killing it. Close to $190K in annual gross before bonus altogether. Better than engineers.

That is very good and I am glad for them.

But that pay is not topping what engineers at the same experience level make.