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Can an employee object to mandatory COVID-19 vaccines on religious grounds?

  • Written by Debbie Kaminer, Professor of Law, Baruch College, CUNY
Can an employee object to mandatory COVID-19 vaccines on religious grounds?Many employers are hoping vaccines provide 'a shot in the arm,' but can staff opt out?David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

The rollout of vaccines across the U.S. has finally given hope to many employers of a return to some form of normality.

Although the program has gotten off to a faltering start, the promise that hundreds of millions...

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