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New York State judge reinstates fired sanitation workers who did not comply with New York City's vaccination mandate
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By Brian Vitagliano, CNN A New York State judge reinstated 16 fired sanitation workers who did not comply with New York City’s vaccination mandate issued in October 2021, deciding they should also get back pay.
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A New York judge has sided with public employees who were fired for refusing to take the vaccine. In the wake of that decision the vaccine mandates for private employers will be lifted according to a...
The New York Supreme Court ruled that New York City cannot fire employees for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19, dealing a blow to Mayor Eric Adams.
The Supreme Court of New York ordered that workers who were fired for not receiving the COVID-19 vaccine be reinstated to their positions and receive back pay.
By Brian Vitagliano, CNN A New York State judge reinstated 16 fired sanitation workers who did not comply with New York City’s vaccination mandate issued in October 2021, deciding they should also get back pay.
The New York state Supreme Court reinstated all state employees fired for being unvaccinated during the pandemic Monday, saying the government violated their rights.
(CNN) — A New York State judge reinstated 16 fired sanitation workers who did not comply with New York City’s vaccination mandate issued in October 2021, deciding they should also get back pay. The judge found the New York City Commissioner of Health and Mental Hygiene’s order requiring vaccination …
Timothy and Nicole Rivicci, New York City workers fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, and attorney Christina Martinez weighed in on a judge's ruling to reinstate workers.
New York City employees fired for not receiving a COVID-19 vaccine must be reinstated immediately and given back pay because the vaccine mandate is unconstitutional, a New York state judge ruled on Tuesday.
New York City sanitation workers who were fired for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19 should be reinstated and given back pay, a state judge ruled in a decision released Tuesday.
A group of sanitation workers who were fired for refusing to comply with New York City's coronavirus vaccine mandate for government employees should be given back their jobs, as well
New York City appealed a Tuesday ruling seeking the reinstatement of city workers fired over their vaccination status. NYC fired roughly 1,700 employees for being unvaccinated.
A judge has ruled in favor of sanitation workers who sued New York City after they were fired for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19. He ordered the workers reinstated and given back pay.
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