Mandatory Vaccination Policies: Enforceable or a Shot in the Dark? (February 10, 2021)
Mandatory Vaccination Policies: Enforceable or a Shot in the Dark? (February 10, 2021)
February 10, 2021
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST
View the recorded webinar here.
While mass vaccination hasn’t arrived, employers are already wrestling with what the rules should be as we start to return to a new normal.
Hosted by HR Insider, join McMillan’s panel of Employment & Labour and Privacy lawyers for this topical webinar as they discuss employer considerations in balancing safety with employee privacy and other legal obligations. The panel will also address provocative questions such as:
- Can employers mandate employees be vaccinated?
- Can an employer ask someone if they’re vaccinated?
- Can a customer request proof of vaccination for an employee?
- Can I make hiring choices based on vaccination?
- What are the accommodation issues when it comes to vaccinations?
Speakers
Dave McKechnie
Partner, Employment & Labour Relations, Toronto
Dianne Rideout
Partner, Employment & Labour Relations, Vancouver
Kristen Pennington
Associate, Employment & Labour Relations, Toronto
Victor Kim
Associate, Employment & Labour Relations, Toronto
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