San Diego requires city workers to provide proof of vaccination by Friday

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All City of San Diego workers will have until Friday to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination, according to a letter sent to city employees last week.The letter, sent on Aug. 2, told city workers that "effective immediately, the City will now require all employees, regardless of their vaccination status, complete the 'Mandatory Reporting of COVID-19 Vaccination Status.'"

City employees will need to include a photo or scanned copy of their vaccination card or other proof of being inoculated against COVID-19, according to the letter.

The city's letter added that fully vaccinated employees will not be required to wear a face covering while in the workplace — indoors or outdoors — once they complete the reporting form. Those who are not fully vaccinated must still wear a face covering while indoors or in shared spaces, the letter said.

The move comes after California announced last month that it is requiring its 238,000 state employees to provide proof of vaccination or undergo a weekly COVID-19 test. President Joe Biden also announced a similar requirement last month, impacting about 35,000 federal civilian workers in San Diego.

https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/san-diego-news/san-diego-requires-city-workers-to-provide-proof-of-vaccination-by-friday

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1. The letter apparently says they have to provide vaccination status.

They don’t have to get vaccinated to stay employed. It’s hard to tell exactly because the headline is misleading and they don’t include a copy of the actual letter.

The article says the city is requiring all employees to report whether they’re vaccinated or not, and if they’re not they have to wear a mask indoors — and presumably get tested, since that’s the state’s requirement.

That wouldn’t be that reassuring for me if I were in a high-risk group, albeit vaccinated.

(Updated post after re-reading OP.)