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United Airlines Reinstates 2000 Unvaccinated Employees After Decline in COVID-19 Cases

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By Victor Omondi United Airlines is allowing unvaccinated employees to come back to work after adopting the most stringent COVID-19 vaccine regulations of any US carrier. In August, United gave its 67,000 employees until September 27 to be immunized or face being sacked. Despite the fact that around 200 employees were fired for refusal to […]

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