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This is scary and makes a mockery of their figures.

 

And anyone who believes the side effects are small is living in denial.

 

200 harmed,many serious.....

 

 

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/150804/Fury-at-vaccine-scandal

 

Frontline health workers, social workers, prison officers and binmen have to be vaccinated against hepatitis B as a condition of their employment.
Scandalous that people are forced to accept that vaccination as part of their job :(

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This is absolute heffer dust.

 

---------- Post added 10-11-2017 at 08:57 ----------

 

They aren't and can't be.

 

Exactly so.

I work for the NHS and have had the 'flu jab, hep B and several other jabs over the years.

I was not forced to have any of them but had them to protect myself, my patients and those I love.

Education is the key.

Edited by Daven

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As a condition of their employment.......

 

Meaning refuse them and you will lose your job

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As a condition of their employment.......

 

Meaning refuse them and you will lose your job

 

Not true.

I know of staff members who have refused to have the jabs and are still working.

I can only speak for those working in the NHS.

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The article says-

Frontline health workers, social workers, prison officers and binmen have to be vaccinated against hepatitis B as a condition of their employment..........

,,,,,,

Although they are not legally forced to have the vaccinations, without them they are not allowed to work.

Which sounds like ('front-line') workers can be employed without accepting the vaccine, but will not get any work.

 

Which, if true, means they are effectively forced to comply.

 

---------- Post added 10-11-2017 at 09:42 ----------

 

Not true.

I know of staff members who have refused to have the jabs and are still working.

 

It may be that those staff weren't classed as 'frontline workers'.

 

They may work in a dept that doesn't enforce.

 

Whatever the reason, the fact that you know some staff who successfully refused, doesn't mean that other staff aren't forced (or even pressured) to comply.

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The article says-

Which sounds like ('front-line') workers can be employed without accepting the vaccine, but will not get any work.

 

Which, if true, means they are effectively forced to comply.

 

---------- Post added 10-11-2017 at 09:42 ----------

 

 

It may be that those staff weren't classed as 'frontline workers'.

 

They may work in a dept that doesn't enforce.

 

Whatever the reason, the fact that you know some staff who successfully refused, doesn't mean that other staff aren't forced (or even pressured) to comply.

No one is 'forced or pressured to comply'. This isn't Nazi Germany in the 30's and 40's :confused:

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No one is 'forced or pressured to comply'. This isn't Nazi Germany in the 30's and 40's :confused:
No-ones mentioned Nazi Germany except you.

 

 

 

According to: Appendix 1: Immunisation Required per NHS Employee Category

 

from-

 

http://www.southernhealth.nhs.uk/_resources/assets/inline/full/0/73504.pdf(page 14)

 

NHS employees (of southernhealth) who are required to have Hep B (plus several other vaccinations), include-

 

Category 1

Staff involved in direct patient care

eg doctors, nurses, healthcare

support workers, occupational

therapists, physiotherapists,

psychology staff, radiographers,

chiropodists, pharmacists,

dieticians, plaster technicians,

audiology staff. Students and

trainees of these disciplines with

patients

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No-ones mentioned Nazi Germany except you.

 

 

 

According to: Appendix 1: Immunisation Required per NHS Employee Category

 

from-

 

http://www.southernhealth.nhs.uk/_resources/assets/inline/full/0/73504.pdf(page 14)

 

NHS employees (of southernhealth) who are required to have Hep B (plus several other vaccinations), include-

 

Category 1

Staff involved in direct patient care

eg doctors, nurses, healthcare

support workers, occupational

therapists, physiotherapists,

psychology staff, radiographers,

chiropodists, pharmacists,

dieticians, plaster technicians,

audiology staff. Students and

trainees of these disciplines with

patients

 

You may want to look at para 5:10

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Of which page?

 

Page 12 under the heading 'Staff Declining'

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