Major Corporation Dealing With Non-Vaccinated Employees

A major corporation has developed a plan to get its employees vaccinated against COVID-19 without a mandate. Delta Air Lines will not require employees to be vaccinated, but it will impose a $200-a-month surcharge on insurance premiums of those who don’t get the shot. Workplace benefits expert Jared Pope, the founder and CEO of Dallas-based Workshield says other companies are taking note. Delta’s policy is likely to be challenged in court, but Pope doesn’t see much of a chance of them succeeding.