Dadoalex
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As noted, the best you can do.Ah. Playground level response.
Good to see you've finally upped your game.
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As noted, the best you can do.Ah. Playground level response.
Good to see you've finally upped your game.
Perhaps next week, you'll progress to grade-school.As noted, the best you can do.
Another example that proves your statement is a lie.Nobody is quitting the employers who have already issued mandates.
Again, as noted, the best you can do.Perhaps next week, you'll progress to grade-school.
Probably not, but maybe.
^^^Again, as noted, the best you can do.
Unfortunately, grade school appears above your grasp.
Just keep reaching little one.^^^
This is a lie.
The lengths some anti social pussies will go to avoid personal responsibility is astonishing. You may think you’re doing something but your employer will ultimately decide that compliance is much simpler than continuously negotiating with you childish twats.I have not been posting much, because I have been busy organizing like-minded individuals at my work to oppose the plans to implement mandatory vax or test plans. No one nocied, I know.Hahahaha.
They had announced that we would all be required to comply with Biden's Executive Order (which simply says a task group is supposed to implement guidance, which if approved, is supposed to be implemented.) this month, before it is even unconstitutional "law".
We are 17 strong so far. Many of us have pushed back hard. We continue our actions daily, meeting with management, and voicing concerns in various ways. We share information and strategies among ourselves.
We have some great success so far. In just a little over a week, our company has completely rescinded the original time table. It changed from "end of September" to "in the coming weeks" to "we are supposed to do this by December 8th, but there are likely to be legal battles."
We are winning, and we are growing in numbers.
You can do this too. It's difficult, like herding cats, but if you have leadership ability, you can definitely change things for the better.
Best of luck. Hit me up if you need help. If you remain silent, you are going to get walked all over.
Worst case, you can refuse the vax on medical or religious grounds. You can refuse the tests because they are not FDA approved or on religious grounds. If you are passionately against this, fight it. If not now, when?
Jim
I have now been appointed to my company's COVID decision-making board overseeing US operations.I have not been posting much, because I have been busy organizing like-minded individuals at my work to oppose the plans to implement mandatory vax or test plans. No one nocied, I know.Hahahaha.
They had announced that we would all be required to comply with Biden's Executive Order (which simply says a task group is supposed to implement guidance, which if approved, is supposed to be implemented.) this month, before it is even unconstitutional "law".
We are 17 strong so far. Many of us have pushed back hard. We continue our actions daily, meeting with management, and voicing concerns in various ways. We share information and strategies among ourselves.
We have some great success so far. In just a little over a week, our company has completely rescinded the original time table. It changed from "end of September" to "in the coming weeks" to "we are supposed to do this by December 8th, but there are likely to be legal battles."
We are winning, and we are growing in numbers.
You can do this too. It's difficult, like herding cats, but if you have leadership ability, you can definitely change things for the better.
Best of luck. Hit me up if you need help. If you remain silent, you are going to get walked all over.
Worst case, you can refuse the vax on medical or religious grounds. You can refuse the tests because they are not FDA approved or on religious grounds. If you are passionately against this, fight it. If not now, when?
Jim
The rule only applies to companies employing more than 100. Having a group of 17 is hardly “tremendous progress”. You’ll be getting routine tests before long.I have now been appointed to my company's COVID decision-making board overseeing US operations.
I have a large number of super-smart engineers supporting me. We have made tremendous progress so far. I can't imagine us not being successful, but no matter how things turn out, we wll know we did all we could.
If I get my way, we're going to end up firing no one, and maybe even teaming up with similar manufacturing companies to challenge this medical tyranny.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil... is for good men to do nothing."
cc: Hutch Starskey Donald H
Who knew that the effectiveness of vaccines decline with aging immune systems?Study of Vaccine Effectiveness in 6.5M Medicare Recipients
This is some incredibly interesting data from a huge study....
Waning Effect of COVID Vaccine
Slides 7 & 12: Most cases and hospitalizations in this group are vaccinated.
Slide 15: 71% and 60% respectively, when 80% are vaxed. So, vaccines have some effectiveness but wane over time. Not surprising.
Slide 16: Vaccine effectiveness works out to 41% and 62%, respectively for this cohort.
Slide 17: Prior infection has major protective effect.
None of these conclusions are surprising, but all the data sure is.
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Please try to follow along. We were only up to 17 in our little hand-selected advisory crew a while back. Much bigger now.The rule only applies to companies employing more than 100. Having a group of 17 is hardly “tremendous progress”. You’ll be getting routine tests before long.
Yet they still will have compliance problems. How do you imagine that will work out? Lemme help. The testing will be cheaper than the fines.Please try to follow along. We were only up to 17 in our little hand-selected advisory crew a while back. Much bigger now.
Our company has thousands of US employees.
Our tremendous progress is that our company has completely paused its plans of implementation, delaying them at least months. They were planning to implement them last month. We rose up and stopped it. I led the charge.
Since you keep trying but failing to belittle me, why don't you tell me a little about yourself? What is your greatest accomplishment in life? Thanks in advance.
Excuse me, but you are again being too simple minded.Yet they still will have compliance problems. How do you imagine that will work out? Lemme help. The testing will be cheaper than the fines.
Keep that hope alive!Excuse me, but you are again being too simple minded.
There are no compliance problems. There is no law in effect yet. You should know this.
There are countless options. It is not a binary choice of test or take a fine. I have a lengthy list of options and strategies I have developed for my company. Don't ask; I am not posting my ideas here, as my company arguably owns them.*
Just about everything you post is incorrect. I don't have tolerance for such simple-minded discussions. Have a good day.
*But if someone needs help in a similar situation, hit me up via PM, and I will try to help you.