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UK vaccine rollout slows in under 25s

The United Kingdom's government has ruled out requiring university students to have COVID passports in order to access services on campus. However, pop up vaccination clinics at locations such as racecourses are one of the methods being used to bring the vaccine to younger people. This comes amid concerns 'no jab, no job' policies will emerge as companies are warned against forcing staff to get vaccinated, which could amount to a criminal offence. The government has said while it welcomes encouraging staff- it will be down to employers to consider how forcing them to get the jab would fit with legal obligations when it comes to employment law or data protection. Employment lawyer Karen Jackson said "any employer that says I'm going to do it, they are going to face legal claims in the future." Via news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site https://www.news.com.au
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