Employees who refused the Covid jab warned media that it could lead to them losing their jobs.
Royal Navy employees who continue to decline the Covid-19 vaccine have reportedly received letters from their superiors indicating they may be subject to “ administrative discharge.”
Daily Mail reported that some sailors who were not vaccinated said they had received letters warning them from Royal Navy leaders about their choice.
Daily Mail cites the following letter: “Records show that you have not yet received a complete course of vaccination against Covid-19. […] Full vaccination is key to delivering operational effectiveness, maintains the good health of the whole force and serves to reassure them, their shipmates and their families.”
The staff were instructed to speak with medical professionals and their superiors about the possibility of vaccination. They can decline Covid-19 vaccination after careful consideration. “may be subject to administrative discharge from the service.”
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