There are plenty of opportunities where you can work from home. Hell you can start your own business. No one is taking away your right to earn a salary but employers have the right to determine you cannot work at their place of business if it's unsafe to others.
I'm sure there are many unvaccinated business owners who will be hiring after their staff leave the unsafe workplace they created.
Companies will just fire people; it's already started. Working from home won't be an option. And I could be fully vaccinated and still get sick and spread the virus at the office; not exactly "safe".
Slowly, the trickle back to the workplace just may be underway in London.
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Can't pay the bills if you get fired. Also, do you advocate vaccine restrictions for apartments and condos? That would prevent some people from entering their homes.
You are correct. There's the sidewalk and the park, until that gets restricted.
I have seen politicians talk shit in the media.
What right is being infringed upon? If someone doesn't want to be vaccinated they are more than entitled to exercise that right.
You say that, yet you advocate for people to be punished severely for exercising that right. How people not being forced to get the vaccine again?
I show my ID whenever it's legitimately called for. My driver's license not only has my address and photo but it shows that I wear glasses. I make purchases online. I have social media profiles. You can find out more about me from my Facebook or LinkedIn than you would on my dose receipt. If someone wants to know what dose I received, I will be happy to tell them and to encourage them to do the same if they havent been.
If anyone believes that businesses would use your information for data collection, it bewilders me that they don't accept the likelihood that might ALREADY. Nowadays personal info is not that hard to come by if someone is motivated to find it.
A vaccine passport isn't going to tell your local Home Depot that you broke your arm in 2007 or had herpes in 2011. It's not going to divulge your turn-ons or what folder you have your computer porn saved on. I really think this belief that a vaccine passport will suddenly take away your privacy is extreme.
Yes each of us has some info that is publicly available if someone wanted to look for it. But do you have to provide any/all of that in order to buy groceries? No you don't, nor should you.
Regarding what IM469 said, if the pass is just a QR code and no personal info/photo is seen or recorded, then several people using the same code could enter a business, making the whole process pointless. My point was that businesses and the government will wisen up to that, then the process will become much more strict and private info will be demanded/stored. That would also make a great target for hackers.