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ARTICLE · 30 APRIL 2021

COVID-19 Vaccination: What Does It Mean For Employers?

The last week in April is World Immunization Week, a World Health Organisation initiative.

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The last week in April is World Immunization Week, a World Health Organisation initiative. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination is at the top of the public health agenda more than ever before, but what implications does it have for employers and employment?

Our latest COVID-19 guide takes a closer look at vaccination, among other issues. We tackle questions including whether you can require vaccination as a condition of employment, what happens if an employee refuses vaccination or cannot get vaccinated, and related data privacy dos and don'ts.

COVID-19: Guide for International Employers

In our latest guide covering 37 countries, we take a look at whether you can mandate testing for coronavirus or require vaccination, how to handle a refusal or inability for someone to be vaccinated - and in all this, what data privacy issues arise. We also think about the growing questions around remote working.

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