YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Gov. Mike Parson is considering jobless benefits for people who were fired for not complying with COVID-19 vaccine requirements.
“The governor is always open to making improvements to any program in state government, especially when it comes to protecting the workforce from overreaching federal vaccine mandates,” said Kelli Jones, a spokesperson for Parson's office.
Workers at businesses with more than 100 employees face a Jan. 4 deadline to either get vaccinated or wear face masks and get weekly tests.
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Fine the companies who are engaged in such disgusting unconstitutional behavior. At least require welfare recipients and prisoners who’s sole existence is funded by the law biding taxpayers to take the jab or lose their free money! After all “fair and equitable” is all that matters right? Take those monies and pay the hardworking Americans who were just forced out of their jobs by an illegitimate Govt and corrupt corporations. While we are at it, IF we have to pay for your breeding? You must first get your tubes tied. Find the Father and neuter him as well. If they force a healthy person to shoot poison in themselves then surely we can require the above?