WASHINGTON (LifeSiteNews) — After sidelining unvaccinated workers late last year, United Airlines will allow them to work again starting March 28.
United Airlines is set to allow unvaccinated workers with exemptions back to work: https://t.co/SEr0P5Tmr6
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The U.S. carrier wrote in a memo that the over 2,000 employees who’d been placed on leave as a result of the policy will be welcomed back.
The change allows those on unpaid leave to earn a living with the company again. It comes as the mandate was being challenged in court. Last month, a U.S. court of appeals ordered a new review of a previous decision not to block the mandatory jab policy at United.
Chicago-based United Airlines was the first major air carrier to issue a vaccine requirement.