Tensions rise between the 'vaxxed and unvaxxed' as many return to the office
As many people return to their offices, tensions appear to be emerging between colleagues along new lines: Those who are vaccinated against Covid, and those who are not."In some workplaces we have seen a significant spike in hostility," corporate lawyer Philippe Weiss told CNBC.Business colleagues with protective face masks using infrared thermometer for measuring temperature before entrance in office.
This approval is already reportedly inflaming workplace conflicts because it has meant that fewer employees can remain "on the fence" regarding vaccine safety, with some workers now hardening their stance on whether vaccines should be mandatory, particularly when it comes to their co-workers, according to one workplace consultancy.
Vaccinated staff are also reportedly annoyed at the prospect of having to cover for colleagues who may become ill, while others object to differing workplace rules due to those that are unvaccinated. "Now, millions of formerly remote workers returning — many of whose views on vaccine and other measures were reinforced after months associating with like-minded acquaintances, and they are apt to be less adaptable and open-minded.
A sign is viewed at a restaurant in New York's Upper West Side on August 17, 2021, the first day where you have to show proof of having a Covid-19 vaccination to participate in indoor dining.Lucy Lewis, a partner with global HR lawyers Lewis Silkin, agreed that this was proving difficult for businesses.
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