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Health care providers fire employees who refuse flu shots, face lawsuits
Health care providers fire employees who refuse flu shots, face lawsuits
PHILADELPHIA - An August decision by a Philadelphia judge affirmed a Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital's right to fire an employee who refused a flu shot as it was determined the employee's denial wasn't based on religion.Meanwhile, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has alleged a health care provider in Massachusetts (Baystate Medical Center) has violated federal law by firing an employee who refused to receive a flu shot, wear a mask or arrange to take leave.A complicated, murky and controversial area of the law, legal complaints in which employees assert employers violated their constitutional right to religious freedom are increasing, attorney Kevin Troutman, a Fisher Phillips partner in Houston, told the Pennsylvania Record.
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Alachua County Dept. of Health offers flu shots
Alachua County Dept. of Health offers flu shots
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Health bosses urge vulnerable groups to get winter flu jabs now
Health bosses urge vulnerable groups to get winter flu jabs now
PEOPLE deemed at high risk of flu should not be fooled by the balmy September temperatures and need to ensure they are vaccinated against the virus as soon as possible.That's the message from public health officials, who are extending the warning ahead of the winter flu season.Although very common and considered by some to be nothing major, flu can prove deadly to very young children, pregnant women, or those over 65 years of age or over 6 months of age who have an existing illness or health condition such as asthma, diabetes or heart disease.
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Sindecuse Health Center makes getting flu shots easy
Sindecuse Health Center makes getting flu shots easy
by Joe VanDerBosSeptember 20, 2016 | WMU NewsKALAMAZOO, Mich.—The Sindecuse Health Center is offering vaccinations to Western Michigan University students, employees and retirees who want to protect themselves and the people around them from seasonal influenza.This year's vaccination, which protects against four strains of the virus, is available to those individuals and their eligible dependents by appointment now at the health center and during clinics planned for October and November.Vaccination opportunitiesTo make an appointment to get vaccinated at Sindecuse Health Center, visit wmich.edu/healthcenter or call (269) 387-3287.
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