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New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Monday called on thousands of vaccinated people to “do the right thing” and accept their Covid-19 jovies as the government prepares for unemployment in hospitals and nursing homes within hours. the role of the vaccine he had begun to work.
The law, first enacted in August, requires all health care workers in hospitals and nursing homes to receive the same rate by 11:59 pm Monday night or be fired and laid off from work. Some may be offered unpaid leave.
The law threatens to put thousands of hospital and elderly care workers at risk of losing their jobs at a time when these companies are already suffering from a shortage of staff.
In preparation, Hochul was signed on Monday to give him the emergency power to summon the National Guard, as well as to recruit retirees, non-governmental and foreign workers to help cover any opportunities.
Even hospitals have been done fall in New York State since some Delta species were abolished in August, nursing organizations say the number of nurses and doctors in patients was already high.
The law comes into effect on a global debate over the implementation of best practices for reducing the spread of Covid-19.
This will test initially whether vaccine requirements are being used by employers and governments in the U.S. with the goal of protecting public health and improving the jab, or if they could interfere by transferring more workers.
The New York law for medical professionals is one of the most strict in the country and does not provide an opportunity for unlicensed workers to go for regular check-ups instead of being shot or to demand religious freedom.
Attempts to enforce a law equating 150,000 school staff in New York City including teachers were temporarily suspended Friday by a state judge.
Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. Some say they fear the effects of the vaccine.
Several organizations representing health workers in New York support the policy but are skeptical of how it could affect work practices.
Most of the government has shown this 84 percent of the 450,000 hospital workers in the state had been fully vaccinated since last week, leaving dozens of workers at risk of missing the last day on Monday.
To Hochul, who has only been in office for a month after resignation of his predecessor, Andrew Cuomo, the suspension of the Covid vaccine tests the first major trial of its time.
On Monday morning, in an interview with the vaccine, he described his role as part of his mission to protect people in New York, and said it was the right of those who go to public hospitals to be confident that their caregivers would not infect them.
“We’re talking smart here, my friends,” he said.
Hochul did not say how many health workers were expected to ignore the rules, hence how many facilities would be needed instead. He plans to discuss the matter with hospitals tonight to see a reduction in consolidation and to address the issue, he said.
Northwell Health, the country’s health care provider, says the law does not affect the care of patients at its 19 hospitals. cosmetics, if the law exacerbates its problems at work.
The New York Presbyterian Hospital in New York City reported that although most of the workers received the vaccine before the deadline of September 22, less than 250 of its employees “did not choose to follow up” and no longer had to work there.
The New York State Health Facilities Association, a trade union representing more than 200 residential facilities, has asked the governor to consider expanding the temporary testing program for vaccinated workers. He said he did not think all senior care workers would be vaccinated on the last day of Monday.