Not really, they were watching out for the health of other employees who had to work with employees that refused to do the most basic acts to prevent the spread of a deadly virus.
Btw. "the science" hasn't changed. The vaccine never stopped the spread. There were no studies indicating that it did (medical trials were about hospitalisations / death, not infections / spreading). You fell for the fake science propagated by fake news media.
The vast majority of doctors and scientists strongly recommend taking the vaccine. It is not about stopping 100% of illnesses and infections, but it is 100% about significantly reducing the chance of hospitalisation and death.
What are you talking about? Sounds like the time to reflect is all yours.
It mentioned nothing about decreasing hospitalisation or death (which is true and I agree with!).
It mentioned “saving coworkers” which implies that the vaccine prevents infection or transmitted, which is not true.
Despite a lot of people (Biden, Fauci, CDC) explicitly saying it does, and invoking “science”.
At best you could claim “reducing the spread” (but marginally) and in now way “preventing”.
>protection waned to around 10% after only 4–6 months
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00775-3
It would only be a measure of postponing some of the rising transmission rates if people don't get boosted every few months. Also it would have to be compared against the effects of natural immunity.