Sample Forms for Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine Policy

Some of you may be considering implementing a mandatory vaccine policy for your workforce. If so, we have a sample policy you may rebrand and use accordingly. If this is your preference, please keep in mind that employees may be able to assert a religious or medical objection to being vaccinated. In those cases, you must accommodate them per the law.

See below for the Sample Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine Policy, as well as forms to help with those employees that might assert a religious objection to being vaccinated.

 

Sample Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine Policy

Sample Letter for Mandating Vaccines

Checklist in Considering Employee Requests for Religious Accommodations to COVID-19 Vaccine

Sample Request for Religious Accommodation Form (COVID-19)

 

This content was provided by WPCCA professional counsel and is for general informational purposes only. Readers should contact their own professional counsel for company specific matters in the relevant jurisdiction.

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