New York City Workers Implore Mayor to End Vaccine Segregation and Discrimination
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Wednesday, April 20, 2022
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams signed an Executive Order on March 24 allowing all professional athletes and performers the ability to work in the city, regardless of vaccination status.
Key Points:
- NYC Mayor Eric Adams signed an Executive Order on March 24 allowing all professional athletes and performers the ability to work in the city, regardless of vaccination status.
- Borelli introduced a resolution on April 14 calling on Mayor Adams to rehire city workers as well as employees of private businesses who were terminated for not complying with the citys Covid-19 vaccination mandate.
- Thousands more NYC workers face losing their livelihoods as pending vaccine exemptions and appeals continue to be denied.
- While representing only educators, if successful, the case could have a broad impact on all city workers who have lost their jobs for declining covid vaccination.