I think that those companies are setting themselves up to get nailed to the wall by the ACLU, based on what I read.
Walmart is creating two classes of employees: Office Workers and Store Employees. They aren't mandating that the latter class get vaccinated, even though they're the ones that desperately need to, because they know the demographics of those employees and their likely stance on vaccination.
That policy smacks of the top brass wanting to get middle management back in the office and under their thumbs again, and to protect their own health when they do it. I think it's a loser in court. Obviously, their general counsel does not agree with me.
Mate: Short Version; It's
Always been like that.
Management - Workers / Us - Them.
As I used to call them...(having, at one time or another, had a foot in both camps...sometimes at the same time)
The people who actually do the work, make the product / interact with the customer etc.
or
Those who reside through 'that door' where the floor changes from bare concrete to lino and on through the next door to 'The Land of Carpet' 9 to 5, monthly salary, Company car, end of year bonuses, family friendly work hours, even work from home...all the usual perks.
Not that I think its wrong in this instance.
The Govt. love it, it does their work for them
And makes the company the bad guy, not the Govt.
