Company Check on Covid Vax

If I was several of you in this thread, I would be more worried about my boss asking for GED results with the way you talk about vaccines.

Florida just passed law that makes it a 5000.00 fine to ask Hmm

If I was several of you in this thread, I would be more worried about my boss asking for GED results with the way you talk about vaccines. Originally Posted by howdy_booty

If I was several of you in this thread, I would be more worried about my boss asking for GED results with the way you talk about vaccines. Originally Posted by howdy_booty

this lol

My company announced that vaccines are going to be mandatory for all employees unless you have a religious or medical reasons. Everyone who doesn't provide proof or obtain an exemption will get promoted to customer.

this lol

My company announced that vaccines are going to be mandatory for all employees unless you have a religious or medical reasons. Everyone who doesn't provide proof or obtain an exemption will get promoted to customer. Originally Posted by beepboop

LOL @ "Promoted to Customer"

Those patient number on the card track back to your name. You need to bribe someone at CVS ($200 appears to be the going rate) to enter you in the database in order otherwise you will be quickly found out. Originally Posted by Ralph Fults

Yes, its a patient number and in theory I could be found out... but we have an e-verify system in the US that is supposed to validate eligibility to work in the US. Hell even Barack Obamas SSN doesn't show he's eligible... how likely is it that the government will get a full vaxx DB working?

It's just a theater trick...show the pass and collect $200... that's it. It's not going to be verifiable without a bit of leg work and employers barely check that shit now... and at my level, they aren't going to bother... you are either a valid hire because of your knowledge or you aren't... degrees and all that other shit are meaningless at the interview.

There's definitely a DB that doctors have access to at least, where they can check your COVID vax status. Originally Posted by MrMarriott

Within a health system/company.... yes, but there isn't a national DB yet...

Yes, its a patient number and in theory I could be found out... but we have an e-verify system in the US that is supposed to validate eligibility to work in the US. Hell even Barack Obamas SSN doesn't show he's eligible... how likely is it that the government will get a full vaxx DB working?

It's just a theater trick...show the pass and collect $200... that's it. It's not going to be verifiable without a bit of leg work and employers barely check that shit now... and at my level, they aren't going to bother... you are either a valid hire because of your knowledge or you aren't... degrees and all that other shit are meaningless at the interview. Originally Posted by texassapper

Not having a functioning E-Verify system is a feature. No employer wants that system.

Employers do want a functioning vaccine database, those sick covid employees drive up medical costs significantly. Don’t think insurers are not demanding the stats on how many employees are vaccinated and will adjust health care premiums based on this.

This is one of the big flaws in tying healthcare to your employer. Your company has a vested interest in you getting vaccinated.

Grace - Again thanks for your insight. When you say they can check the info on the card, what information can be checked? Is there a central database? Is there a way to check vax lot numbers, vax locations etc?

Grace - Again thanks for your insight. When you say they can check the info on the card, what information can be checked? Is there a central database? Is there a way to check vax lot numbers, vax locations etc? Originally Posted by johnjay

The vax lot numbers are geographically tied. That one I do know. In terms of a database, I think that also depends on where a person is getting the shot. If you're trying to create a fake vaxx card, definitely do NOT claim that you got your shot at your local health department, minute clinic, CVS, etc. Better to claim a private doctor if you're insisting upon doing it.



And for the love of God-- spell the brand of the shot right : https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...rd/5682888001/

Israel has most vax ed pop on planet and most cases sooo Hmm

My employer requires random drug tests and polygraphs, so yeah, I’m pretty sure requiring proof of vaccination is legal. Get over yourself.

The company I work for is requiring full vaccination by the end of October. That includes the 14 day window and we have to upload a picture of our vax card to a company database. I can say it's definitely being verified as we've had people fired for fake cards. They're also requiring vaccination for vendors who come on campus also. Medical and religious exceptions are allowed but they go before a third party board for a ye or nay.

The company I work for is requiring full vaccination by the end of October. That includes the 14 day window and we have to upload a picture of our vax card to a company database. I can say it's definitely being verified as we've had people fired for fake cards. They're also requiring vaccination for vendors who come on campus also. Medical and religious exceptions are allowed but they go before a third party board for a ye or nay. Originally Posted by Hoffa1911

No established religion actually forbids covid vaccinations.

Except maybe Christian Scientists, but they don’t even take antibiotics, so there’s not too many of them around anymore these days.

I have no issue with an employer requiring it’s employees be vaccinated, with medical exemptions signed by a licensed MD. If I have to go back to the office, I sure don’t want to get even mildly sick because someone was too [insert lame-ass excuse here] to get jabbed.

I got vaccinated earlier this year. 2nd shot resulted in mild hangover the next day. No. Big. Deal.

Risking your job by faking vax record is just stupid, IMO. Get a grip.