[HN Gopher] Adobe will put U.S. employees on unpaid leave if the...
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       Adobe will put U.S. employees on unpaid leave if they're not
       vaccinated by Dec 8
        
       Author : TangerineDream
       Score  : 17 points
       Date   : 2021-10-22 21:12 UTC (1 hours ago)
        
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       | chrisco255 wrote:
       | The vaccine manufacturers may be immune to lawsuits, but Adobe
       | isn't.
        
         | Daishiman wrote:
         | What lawsuits?
        
           | Waterluvian wrote:
           | My guess is employees who want a safe workspace.
           | 
           | I have no clue if this is colourable.
        
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       | dadjoker wrote:
       | Because remote employees are a danger to other employees.
       | 
       | And unvaccinated people are a danger to the vaccinated.
        
         | dwaltrip wrote:
         | In a feee society, it is healthy to question new restrictions.
         | However, the majority of society has decided the vaccines are a
         | very safe and valuable tool to help end the second worst global
         | pandemic in the past 100 years [1].
         | 
         | If you disagree, you need to try to convince us why we are
         | wrong. So far, I personally have found arguments against the
         | vaccine and incentives to get it to be uncompelling and often
         | deeply flawed.
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         | [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_epidemics
        
           | jprd wrote:
           | If they want to keep _any_ US government business, everyone
           | in the US needs to be vaccinated.
        
       | jerkstate wrote:
       | Doubt it
        
       | ampgt wrote:
       | Is this legal?
        
         | geofft wrote:
         | In a free country? Yes.
        
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