Some Apple employees are being asked their COVID-19 vaccination statusWhat you need to know
Apple is asking employees at some locations about their COVID-19 vaccination status.
Employees don't have to respond, but they'll be assumed to be unvaccinated if they don't.
It's up to them whether they answer.
Apple is reportedly asking employees at some locations whether they are vaccinated or not. Employees don't have to answer, but those who choose not to will be assumed to not be vaccinated and may be subject to additional health and safety protocols.
According to a new series of tweets by The Verge's Zoë Schiffer, Apple is asking some employees their current vaccination status, with confidential responses covering whether they're "fully vaccinated, have had a partial dose, are not vaccinated, or do not wish to share."
However, those who decide not to share their vaccination status may have to deal with additional health and safety protocols because Apple will assume they are unvaccinated.
From Apple's internal HR site: “If you don’t provide y...
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Some Apple employees are being asked their COVID-19 vaccination status
