Hospital to stop delivering babies as
maternity workers resign over vaccine mandate
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/12/2021 12:46:47 AM
Lowville, New York—Lewis County General Hospital will stop delivering babies after September 24 because too many maternity unit workers have resigned over COVID vaccination mandates. That’s according to Lewis County Health System Chief Executive Officer Gerald Cayer, who held a news conference Friday in Lowville. He said 6 employees in the maternity unit resigned rather than get a COVID shot and another 7 are undecided. According to Cayer, the hospital will be unable to safely staff the unit and will pause delivering babies after September 24.(Snip)Cayer said 165 hospital employees have yet to be vaccinated against COVID-19; that’s 27 percent of the workforce.
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These fascists will lose a lot of money on services, and it will cost them a lot of money to recruit and train replacement staff. Local women (or "people who give birth," in the parlance of our times) will be inconvenienced and perhaps put at risk, and a number of employees in good standing now have to rearrange their lives, and perhaps move. And for what? Vaccine mandates should be flat-out illegal, especially in a nation that pretends to value personal liberty.