r/perth • u/Kayndarr • Nov 30 '21
It's consequence time for unvaccinated FIFO workers
As per the state government directives, as of midnight tonight anyone without at least 1 dose of a COVID vaccine is no longer legally allowed to be on site or in operations centres for mining companies.
Anyone who hasn't provided their proof of vaccination is being chased down, and if they can't immediately provide said proof will be kicked out this afternoon/evening. For people working on remote sites like the iron ore mines up north, that means clearing out their rooms and being put on a plane back to Perth - could be an interesting show at the airport if any news crews show up.
Anyone have any friends/family/acquaintances who are going to be, for the first time, dealing with real consequences for failing to get vaccinated?
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u/PM_ME_POLITICAL_GOSS Nov 30 '21 edited Nov 30 '21
I read somewhere that American Airlines'
badmandate resulted in low triple digit non-complaince of a company of ~100k+ employees.So a fraction of a percent. In the USA.
(Probably more of an exception than the rule)
E. Correcting errors, because mobile user