Special Feature: Mandatory workplace vaccination

How organizations can protect themselves against psychological harassment claims

Special Feature: Mandatory workplace vaccination

The unforeseen “fourth wave” brought about by the unvaccinated population forced employers to revisit their return-to-office plans.

Employers are now considering mandatory vaccination to facilitate a return to normal despite the recent wave, and companies are exploring a range of approaches for implementing this new measure.

Download this exclusive feature from Langlois to find out more about policies regarding mandatory vaccination in the workplace.

Gain insight into:

  • Employee rights and freedoms on vaccination

  • Key challenges of mandatory vaccination 

  • Psychological harassment in the workplace 

  • Actionable steps for harassment prevention

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