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After nearly an entire year of the coronavirus pandemic impacting the global and local economy, not to mention people's health, a vaccine is due to be distributed in mid-December to frontline workers and at-risk populations, with the vaccine becoming widely available by mid-2021. However, in various surveys, as many as 40% of Americans say they don't plan on getting the vaccine, or are hesitant, due to safety concerns.

Will you encourage your employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Yes, it will accelerate our return to pre-pandemic operations. (25%, 58 VOTES)
Yes, it is good for the health of the entire country. (38%, 87 VOTES)
No, although I hope they get it. (13%, 30 VOTES)
No, I don't want to get involved in their personal health decisions. (16%, 37 VOTES)
No, as I don't plan on getting the vaccine either. (7%, 16 VOTES)
Poll Description

After nearly an entire year of the coronavirus pandemic impacting the global and local economy, not to mention people's health, a vaccine is due to be distributed in mid-December to frontline workers and at-risk populations, with the vaccine becoming widely available by mid-2021. However, in various surveys, as many as 40% of Americans say they don't plan on getting the vaccine, or are hesitant, due to safety concerns.

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  • December 8, 2020

    The way we promote behavior in this country is through financial incentives. Health insurers should not pay, fully, for Covid treatment for an adult who has not been vaccinated for the virus.