Yes

Because some people cant afford to miss work, so they go to work sick, and you never know what someones health issues are. Sickness can easily spread, and it can be quick too, if someone isn't vaccinated and someone with COVID goes into your place of work then you are immediately at risk for being in critical danger for getting the COVID 19 virus.

People get sick a lot quicker when a multitude of people who are unvaccinated are together esspecially during a pandemic. If they worked in a food industry this could not only endanger themselves but public health as well.

Statistics have proven that the people are uneducated or unaware of how vaccines or medicine works in many cases.

Implementing a COVID-19 employment health pass (or vaccine passport/digital health pass) is a sound, evidence-based strategy for promoting workplace safety, maintaining economic stability, and protecting the health of employees. While acknowledging the need for privacy and reasonable exemptions, a well-implemented health pass system acts as a protective tool, reducing the risk of dangerous COVID-19 outbreaks, lessening business disruptions, and fostering a safer environment for workers, especially in high-risk settings.Employers have a legal and ethical obligation to ensure a safe work enviro…  Read morenment. A COVID-19 health pass allows for the verification of vaccination status, which is a key measure in limiting the transmission of the virus, particularly in indoor, high-density, or public-facing workplaces.
-Reduced Risk: Vaccinated work forces face lower risks of infection, hospitalization, and death, which directly protects the workforce from severe COVID-19 outcomes.
-Protection for the Vulnerable: In sectors like healthcare, a health pass ensures that workers do not unknowingly become vectors of transmission to vulnerable patients, fulfilling the duty to "do no harm".
In conclusion-COVID-19 employment health pass is a reasonable, targeted, and effective tool in a comprehensive workplace safety strategy. It balances the need for public health with the necessity of economic activity, ultimately protecting workers and encouraging a safe return to normalcy.

Safety is above all, COVID vaccine should be mandatory and you shouldn't need the government to decide that.

Yes, everyone should have proof of vaccination so Covid-19 is not spread more. It is dangerous for people who are susceptible to illness to have to work with someone who refuses to get vaccinated.

Government has a responsibility to stop people from doing harm to one another. Spreading disease is Harm.

Various diseases in the past have been greatly mitigated or outright eradicated thanks to vaccines. How many people do you know are getting Polio or Smallpox?

If a community is all vaccinated, the severity and speed that diseases travel is much slower and can be nearly eliminated.

Government mandate should have everyone get a COVID vacation because there could be less of a chance of people dying.

Implementing a uniform health pass is a necessary safeguard because a patchwork of different rules fails to stop a virus that costs the U.S. economy $2.7 trillion annually. By setting a government standard, we save lives. Research shows that mandates in just two facilities can prevent a death while also protecting the 38% of young workers who would otherwise quit over safety concerns.

In the United States alone, more than one million individuals have died of the COVID-19 virus, including my grandfather. In order to prevent the COVID-19 virus from spreading further, vaccinations should be required.

Big businesses attract high numbers of customers everyday. Meaning that there is a constant flow of all types of people in and out of these stores. Some could be elderly, children, or their immune system might be compromised. Give up some public liberties in order to protect public safety.

According to KFF.org, the spending for healthcare keeps increasing and has reached a record-setting 5 trillion dollars. If this were to continue, the likely cause would also increase the price of the covid vaccine.

When a society adopts a standardized health pass, it isn't just about "compliance"—it’s about restoring a sense of communal trust.

People need to get vaccinated, it has proven to work because we are no longer required to wear masks and everyone is mostly COVID free.

WHO estimates that between 80 000 and 180 000 health and care workers could have died from COVID-19 in the period between January 2020 to May 2021, converging to a medium scenario of 115 500 deaths. All because people don't want to get a vaccine?

Covid affects the health of such a large number of people that to prevent mass ciaos, it should be regulated by the government.

Studies show vaccinated workplaces have far fewer outbreaks. CDC data found vaccines cut infection risk by up to 90%. Health passes keep employees safe, reduce hospital strain, and help businesses stay open.

COVID can easily be spread, especially in a corporation that holds a lot of people, so it would make sense for employees to test negative for these things

As mentioned in above, virus breakouts start with close contact. If a business is required to have employees receive COVID vaccines, breakout are much less likely to happen due to the antibodies that have developed in our bodies. These fight against the COVID-19 virus and the likelihood of the virus multiplying enough to make you sick is much lower due to them getting killed off.

I think that if some are vaccinated and not others it defeats the purpose of the vacnation it should be required for all us citizens and or if you're visiting America

Again, not taking or even offering the access of a vaccine could really increase the chances of actually catching the disease.

I would say everyone needs it as it can spread to other people, just as said, I do not think they would want to get COVID because of another person from work. Especially when they are working hard to provide money.

People should need to know that they feel save in the work environment that they are in. They should not be worried about a person getting covid and probably getting the worst of it.

When everyone got vaccinated for Covid, that was essentially the time it started dying down because we were more immune to it.

Covid killed many during the epedemic. Many due to the fact that the majority of people didnt want to be vaccianted due to rumors. Rumors like in a few years your arm would fall out. Many people not getting vaccinated caused the death of many.

On December 27th, there was over 1 million weekly cases, and over 2.7 million confirmed cases, but after that, when businesses started requiring the vaccine, those numbers rose for a moment before decreasing significantly.

The number of people who died from COVID could have been far less if people got the vaccine. If the government put to rest the stupid ideas that it causes autism or makes you magnetic, more people can be saved from the sickness.

People who are 50+ are a risk of dying because of COVID because their immune system is not as strong as younger people

A COVID Employment Health Pass is proof that someone is vaccinated plus there are people that if they get sick it can make a health condition they have worse.

the amount of people that have been saved with the vaccine and the fact that with the vaccine the pandemic stopped

Many resturants and schools are being shut down due to the whole COVID pandemict however these organizations should take the COVID Employment Health Pass to get their restauants open for customers again and let children re enter school agian to contiune on with their school work.

Not getting the vaccine is Lowkey kinda selfish, like, just use common sense and vaccinate yourself.

Employees should be vaccinated because of the possible risk of them spreading the disease/sickness, especially if it is a big comapny.

We must continue to preface the unparalleled contributions medicine and vaccines have had on the world and the average lifespan of people. I mean people used to die so much more frequently whether it was woman giving birth or others contracting diseases from pathogens. The results are undeniably and I feel it’s imperative that we never stray away from the insurmountable pros vaccines have provided us

Vaccination is absolutely a must for the human race as a whole to ensure longitivity. This also applies to business where people are in very close contact daily. Falling sick affects groups of people working in the same group at the same time and affects work deliverables, thereby making money and affects salaries, bonuses and thereby economy.

By enforcing everyone to take the vaccination, it'll reduce the chaos and reduce the lasting of COVID. The only reasons I can think of that people decide not to take it is either because they are too lazy to go out and take it or they are just afraid of the side effects. If they are afraid of the side effects, then it should only be people with a poor immune system that should not take it unless they want to.

People should be vaccinated because some people are more likely to get sick then others and can harm them in very bad ways

Data from various countries demonstrate that COVID health passes have been effective in reducing transmission and hospitalizations. These passes encourage vaccination and regular testing, making workplaces safer, supporting the economic recovery, and helping prevent overwhelming healthcare systems during the pandemic.

Government mandate should have everyone get a COVID vacation because there could be less of a chance of people dying.

The COVID employment health pass can check and make sure that people should take care of themselves if they have the virus. This can prevent and protect other people from getting it.

The WHO has reports on the last 7 days, the last 28 days, and total cumulative for COVID-related deaths, and it also shows whether there is an increase in deaths lately or a decrease. Right now, there's an increase over the last 7 days.

Health passes can help reduce the spread of COVID-19 in crowded workplaces. Studies showed that vaccination and safety requirements lowered hospitalization and death rates, helping protect employees, customers, and the healthcare system.

Implementing COVID-19 employment health passes—vaccination, testing, or recovery proof—is a data-driven approach to enhancing workplace safety and maintaining business continuity.

Higher up’s should be required to get the Covid vaccine in a lesser chance of business loss or setback

COVID-19 vaccines are over 90% effective at preventing hospitalization and severe illness. In the U.S., more than 800 million doses have been safely administered.
Workplaces that require vaccines have seen infection rates drop by up to 60%, which keeps employees and customers safer and reduces disruptions from outbreaks.

It's important to protect vulnerable people from disease that is easily prevented by a vaccine. The government should mandate this as it's an easy, cheap way to save lives.

People get sick a lot quicker when a multitude of people who are not vaccinated are together especially during a pandemic. If they worked in a food industry this could not only endanger themselves but public health as well.

It protects people working at companies that are susceptible to covid-19. Certain groups such as those with diseases (diabetes, aids, etc) and certain ages (seniors, infants) are more susceptible to this disease due to weakened immune responses from various reasons. With this implemented, people will be protected, preventing unnecessary loss of life.

Yes, the goverment should require employess of large business to be vacccinaated. But why are we only focusing on "larger business's" ? shouldnt this be a United states public health madatory vaccination?

I think vaccination records are important to provide specifically COVID ones because the incident was more recent and not everyone got vaccinated when told too

People should not rely completely on medicine all the time to get better but medication and healthcare have come so far and can be used for good. So vaccines might sting a little and make you a little sick but that's how they work. they inject a weak amount of the disease so that your body can create antibodies for it. Then when you get the disease that antibodies recognize it and multiply themselves so that you can get better faster and make it so the disease impacts you less.

Studies show workplaces are major sites for COVID-19 transmission, especially in close-contact settings like offices, factories, and retail.

COVID is not in one area but rather world wide, where others are aware of those who show signs and tend to disperse. Acquiring the vaccination would make you feel more safe.

The government should mandate employment health passes for COVID-19, it's a fact that employers who imposed vaccine mandates saw significant public-health gains. Large employer-mandated vaccination of staff in U.S. nursing homes saved one patient life for every two facilities that implemented the mandate.

If people aren’t taking precautions to not get a deathly illness then why are they allowed to work risking other people’s health.

If large businesses pay/make their employees vaccined then the spread of covid will further decrease thus, decreasing death

Even if there's as little spending as possible, it's still healthcare. The healthier the workers, the better.

it enhances workplaces safety and also contribute to public health by reducing transferm] and encouraging vaccination

Implementing COVID-19 employment health passes and vaccination mandates is supported by data indicating it creates safer workplaces, improves business continuity, and increases vaccination rates.

We saw during the pandemic that covid is a deadly thing, millions of people died from it. ensuring people stay vaccinated in the workplace can give some form of security that they are doing their part in keeping people safe and preventing the possible death of someone if they happened to catch it.

Businesses that do not implement required COVID vaccinations are 20% more likely to get sick and/or have complications relating to not having a vaccination.

The government should mandate employment health passes for COVID-19, it's a fact that employers who imposed vaccine mandates saw significant public-health gains. Large employer-mandated vaccination of staff in U.S. nursing homes saved one patient life for every two facilities that implemented the mandate.

It's important to prevent disease from mass population, keeping it out of our employees is a important start.

Requiring vaccines will ensure the health between employees and customers; and overall, our society. Vaccinations are guaranteed safe from both the CDC and FDA, since it prevents common diseases that can severely harm infants, children, and adults.

It’s totally against the freedom written in the constitution. It’s the employees right to get vaccinated or not.

I believe that all vaccinations should be mandated by the government except if you have an allergy to any ingredients in the vaccination. Vaccinations are the reason that some diseases are obselete.

Implementing COVID Employment Health Passes is essential to safeguard public health and accelerate the economic recovery. Vaccination efficacy data consistently demonstrates their effectiveness in reducing severe illness and hospitalization. By reducing transmission in the workplace, these passes not only protect employees and customers but also contribute to the broader community's efforts to control the virus, ensuring a safer and more stable business environment.

The vaccine has been proven to work and reduce the chance to get COVID why would you have a higher risk of getting a deadly virus than to take a vaccine and be safer.

Yes I would agree because I can help the people to take the vaccine for the people who want to take the important medication before the people would get sick if they did not take the vaccine.

The COVID vaccine works like a flu shot, it immuitizes your body from the disease before you even get it.

Yes, it is very possible to have had COVID-19 and not known it. Many people are asymptomatic (never develop symptoms) or experience such mild symptoms—like slight sniffles or fatigue—that they mistake the virus for a common cold, allergies, or just being tired, Hartford Hospital's website reports.

Well, it ensures that people are healthy and won’t infect others especially ones who can’t get a vaccine

its getting more and more rare for elderly people to retire at the age originally estimated and many workers have asthma and diabetes who are also at risk and shouldn't feel unsafe at work or at least be given another solution.