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Related: About this forumNearly 300 Hanford, PNNL workers sue to stop COVID vaccine mandate and save their jobs
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RICHLAND, WA -- About 285 Hanford nuclear reservation workers have filed a lawsuit in federal court, asking that a COVID-19 vaccine mandate be immediately overturned.
Because of requirements that about 11,000 Hanford workers be vaccinated or have an exemption approved, the lawsuit claims the Hanford site will not have enough workers, including Hanford guards, to do the minimum work needed to keep the site safe and secure.
Nearly a third of the Hanford workers named as plaintiffs in the lawsuit are with the Hanford Patrol, including officers, a supervisor, a K-9 handler and an instructor.
The Department of Energy has not made the size of its Hanford Patrol workforce public, considering it a security matter.
Read more at: https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/hanford/article255926721.html
multigraincracker
(32,667 posts)got paid up front.
Scrivener7
(50,937 posts)others who are vaccinated to fill their jobs.
So tired of these idiots.
RainCaster
(10,857 posts)Always has been. May those clowns lose their jobs, and have no recourse.
TexasTowelie
(112,093 posts)I know that the newspaper is owned by McClatchy. While some view them as conservative, McClatchy is actually rated left-center.
Since this article is original informative content and appears to be editorially balanced, I decided to post it.