Needs some work, but here is what I am sending to HR.
I am neither agreeing to filling out the HR survey on Covid, nor am I refusing to fill out the HR survey on Covid, as I neither understand the need to provide such “protected information” to my employer nor do I understand my obligation, if any, to provide such ”protected information” to my employer. I do not understand the implications of my filling the survey out and completing it nor do I understand the implications of my not completing it. I do not understand how this “protected information” will be used by my employer, and neither do I understand if this “protected information” is being kept anonymous. I also have no assurances that my “protected information” will be exposed to third parties such as state, local or federal authorities or even other employees at my place of employment. At the present, I am being pressured to complete the survey, so I can only assume that the survey is not anonymous and my answers, if any, and my “protected information” if provided, will be associated with myself and my employment record.
I do not understand my rights and obligations with regards to either providing the requested “protected information” to my employer nor do I understand my rights nor my avenues of recourse for refusing to provide “protected information” to my employer if such refusal will involve punitive or other measures disparate from other employees who comply with such requests for “protected information.” I neither understand if my employer will create an environment of segregation and disparate treatment if I fail to comply with providing “protected information” to my employer, nor do I understand how providing “protected information” to my employer will impact my status as an active employee here, nor do I understand how failing to provide the requested “protected information” to my employer will impact my status as an active employee here.
I also do not understand if my employer will offer exemptions for medical, conscientious, or religious reasons to persons who do not wish to be compelled under duress in to completing the HR Covid survey which requests “protected information” based on the knowledge that the extralegal mandate comes with the threat of mandatory weekly testing which can be painful, and forced vaccinations which one may object to on medical, conscientious, or religious grounds and may also include other punitive measures such as suspension or termination if one does not comply with accepting gene therapies, vaccinations, or other medical treatments, nor is accepting of restrictions of other personal freedoms because they object to such actions based on medical, conscientious, or religious reasons. I do not understand as the result of any action I may take, or decisions I may make, or any objections I may voice if my employer will choose to create an environment of disparate treatment between those who comply with extralegal mandates that have not been passed by a legislative body, and those who do not wish to comply based on medical, conscientious, or religious reasons and additionally because they have not been made in to law by a legislative body.
I also do not understand my rights nor have I been made aware of any recourse or remedies I may seek or be guaranteed I have a right to seek should I be compelled to comply with an extralegal mandate requiring me to undergo weekly testing, mandated injections of RNA or DNA gene therapies currently referred to as a COVID 19 vaccination, mandated and forced wearing of facial coverings daily for 8-9 hours a day, and should I experience any medical complications as the result of the so called vaccination or should I experience any emotional stress from such mandates and restrictions on my freedoms and person who would be liable for such damages should they occur.
Nor do I understand what recourse I may seek or remedies I may pursue if I encounter any disparate treatment for refusal to comply with any mandate or “Emergency Temporary Standards” issued by a bureaucratic or regulatory body, and who has the liability for that should I encounter any punitive actions for refusal to comply with such an extralegal mandate or temporary standard. I am also not aware if I would be offered any alternative employment situation such as is common in my department and field such as remote work if I conscientious object to said mandates, and emergency temporary standards set forth by OSHA.
I furthermore do not understand if my employer will provide exemptions based on medical, conscientious, or religious objections, or if they will request other “protected information” such as proof of religious beliefs, information on my group affiliations and memberships, and my medical records and whether or not they will require such “protected information” as part of the process of being made exempt from an extralegal mandate or emergency temporary standard which still under review in both The Ohio Congress and The United States Supreme Court.