City of Prince George employees not vaccinated against COVID-19 face termination on Sunday.
The City of Prince George will make an announcement regarding its COVID-19 vaccination requirement for city staff and contractors before Jan. 15, Mayor Simon Yu told the Citizen on Thursday.
The City of Prince George launched the Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine Program for staff and contractors on Dec. 30, 2021. In an email in October, a spokesperson for the city said that 97 per cent of city staff, including those on leave, had been vaccinated. The employees were given until March 14, 2022, to provide proof they had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine to maintain their right to hold their positions at the city.
In a mayoral all-candidates forum on Oct. 12, Yu said he would scrap the city’s COVID-19 mandate for city staff members. Yu said he didn’t see any evidence to support that vaccines reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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