Good deed for the day

[Echo Blue]

Echo Blue,

My sister is a nurse and this year, b/c she always refuses the flu shot, the for-profit hospital
made her sign a waiver -- I guess, in the event that she gets sick, they can write her up, or something.

Well the waiver could be standard procedure for health care workers now. When I worked in the field I could see the possibility coming that we would, one day, be put in the position of 'get the shot or leave the job' kinda thing and I really didn't want to be in that position. But since your sister didn't loose her job over not signing the waiver, it also could be a way for management to see which employees will follow authority blindly. Glad you sister opted out of the shot. Smart move on her part.

 

[beatrix]

the waiver probably states that if she gets sick she will not be covered through the employee health services department.

Will ask her about that and what Echo Blue just stated.
Wouldn't put it past what seems like today's f a s c i s t corporate leanings.

 

[Paragon]

one even mentioned that the world is too overpopulated and that it would be a good thing to trim down the numbers! The strangest thing is that this person is one of the loveliest individuals you could meet in a lot of ways! Programming anyone?

LOL, flashbacks to my 12-step days...is she a "Friend of Bill"?
http://www.sott.net/articles/show/216129-Bill-Gates-Vaccines-to-Reduce-the-Population-

Lol I remember watching that video and thinking my friends reasoning sounds a little too similar to Bill Gates!

Strange that you cannot view it anymore too!