Should the government require employees of large businesses to be vaccinated from COVID?

Yes

No. This should be a personal choice. Government and businesses should NOT be able to enforce vaccination.

Only for health care workers.

Yes, Heathcare workers & social workers should be mandated in both public & private sectors

Yes, although it should depend on what job position

No and they shouldnt follow The WHO since they have ignored vaccine injuries and deaths that could be higher than actual covid deaths and its been proven to damage immunity NOT help it. In fact the so called "vaccines" should have never been mandated and should infact be banned!

I think it is between the company and their employers to decide and the government should'nt have a say

No, Covid vaccination is a personal choice with informed consent being an essential part of the choice.

Yes but only for medical or similar staff

Should be like the flu vac - optional unless you work in a hospital / drs clinic etc

No freedom of medical Choice. Bring back common sense. If your sick stay home. Do not get jabbed with an experimental medication that has no long term data on potential side effects. That is insane & inhumane

No. The government needs to do more research regarding vaccinations as the ‘COVID vaccination’ isn’t a true vaccination as it only slightly prevented symptoms but other than that it did nothing. Government should never mandate vaccinations on a country wide level without extensive successful vaccinations that provide true safety

It should be encouraged by the employer but not forced for an employee

Yes, for essential public services and for services/businesses that work with vulnerable people.

For health workers

Yes, but only if they are businesses which could effect public health outbreaks

Businesses should decide what's best for them.

No way freedom of choice

It depends whether they are public facing or not. If so, yes.

No, vaccination should not be mandatory unless relevant for the job i.e medical professionals

No No-one has the right to mandate vaccinations

No, it should be up to businesses and depends on the business

Only for certain settings where compromised people are put at risk.

not at present

No, the government should have no place in forcing vaccinations

Businesses should be allowed to require employees to be vaccinated and wear masks if necessary

It should be the choice of the individual.

if others get vaccinated then it shouldn't affect them

Keep it the same and see what we need to do later if anything

No- it’s no one’s business what medical decisions others make- and it’s been proven irrelevant to overall health.

Personal choice in any health choices should be respected.

If they work in healthcare, they should be vaccinated (and believe in the science) that they supply to other people.

Yes, in any healthcare setting where people can be vulnerable

Applied to high risk businesses only - health, child/elder care, community policing, corrections any institutional care

Yes but allow expemptions for people who have medical issues

Healthcare should

Make COVID vaccinations be allowed to be done for people that consent to it and don't have health implications with the vaccine.

all providers that work in health, yes. it should be mandatory but if you don’t work in health. it should not be mandatory

I think it’s up to the companies them selfs to decide that

Some people don't want the vaccine and don't believe in vaccines so It should be up to the employee whether they want to get vaccinated.

within healthcare

government should mandate employees of healthcare businesses be vaccinated

yes if there is another covid type outbreak

Yes, but only if there job works with those who are vulnerable to COVID-19, such as healthcare workers.

No, unless they are dealing with vulnerable clients eg health professionals.

Government mandate assist businesses in achieving vaccination requirementts. There needs to be balance, purpose for mandates however. Where a person is in a position where their health could impact the health of others, then yes. But there are many large businesses that have employees who work remotely, do not interact with members of the public or imact the healh of colleagues. Rules and laws need to make sense. Healthcare workers who are in contact with vulnerable people should be vacinated.

No, I think businesses should require vaccination when appropriate, but not by government mandate

No, but there should be no bailout of companies that experience hardship because unvaccinated staff are too sick to work.

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Yes, but not if the employee has a legitimate exemption e.g on religious grounds

No, and there should be laws and policies in place to protect people from discrimination if they choose to not be vaccinated. It is the responsibility of each individual/family to make the decision for themselves on whether or not to be vaccinated.

Only very large businesses that are essential eg/ supermarkets and chemists etc

No, I think businesses should recquire vaccination but not by government mandate, & they should provide alternatives (like covid testing every 72hrs)

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Yes, but to an extent. If the job is a courier driver, they should be mandated but if they are a generic office worker then it should be highly recommended. All food workers should be vaccinated.

No, you can't force someone to put something in their body that they aren't comfortable/don't want to do, and because of this result in them loosing their job/s

It depends on the business. A business that is involved in dealing with people at higher risk of severe covid- yes. A business that is mainly outdoors- no.

No, only in the medical field

No, and no one should ever mandate medical treatment with threat of coercion

Yes but only when they are in a public facing role and only when the situation requires it eg early in a novel pandemic or if they are working with immunocompromised or otherwise vulnerable people

Yes as long as they don't have medical reasons for not being vaccinated

No, this is unethical and breeds resentment and discourse.

Now that it no longer considered a pandemic, mandatory vaccination should no longer be widely imposed by government, except in relevant roles (e.g. some healthcare roles)

Choice is still important

It rather depends on the circumstances. In a "crisis" yes. Normally no

The Government should require all employees of large scale enterprises to be vaccinated. Employees, however, should have the right to refuse without being terminated so long as they wear a mask at all times while at work.

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What do you think is the best way to protect both public health and individual freedoms in the workplace?

How would you react if your friend lost their job due to refusing a vaccine mandate?

In your opinion, should workers who already had COVID-19 be treated differently in vaccine mandates?

What are your main concerns, if any, about mandatory health passes in the workplace?

How would it feel if your personal medical choices became a requirement to keep your job?

Do you believe protecting public health justifies requiring workers to show proof of vaccination?

How do you think vaccine mandates at work affect the trust between employers and employees?

Can you share a personal experience where you had to make a health decision because of work requirements?

In what ways might vaccine mandates impact the relationship between employers and employees?

Do you believe that natural immunity should be considered equivalent to vaccination in workplace health policies?

What do you think about using vaccine passports to access everyday services like grocery shopping or public transport?

Should individual health choices be a private matter, or do they warrant public concern in the context of a pandemic?

If a family member's job imposed a vaccine mandate, what concerns or support would you express to them?

How might vaccine mandates at large companies affect your decision to seek employment there?

What are your thoughts on balancing public health safety with personal freedom to choose medical procedures?

How would you feel if you were denied entry to your workplace due to your vaccination status?

Would you support a company's decision to implement a vaccine mandate if it meant protecting vulnerable populations?

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What personal freedom, if any, would you be willing to sacrifice to stop the spread of a virus?

How should employers handle employees who refuse or hesitate to comply with a health pass requirement?

If vaccine passports became mandatory everywhere, how would it change your daily life?