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T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ: TMUS) looks to terminate employees who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2, Reuters reports. The policy follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on January 13 th

T-Mobile To Fire All Unvaccinated Corporate Staff By April President Biden''s vaccine mandates have been successfully challenged in the courts, but that isn''t stopping some companies from cracking down on "anti-vax" employees, even deciding that they will move ahead with plans to fire those who don''t accept the vaccine. T-Mobile on Saturday became the latest major American company (it''s the country''s third-largest wireless carrier) when Bloomberg published details from a memo sent to the company''s staff. The policy will apply to all employees who require "regular or occasional" access to T-Mobile''s offices, which the company says means practically all of its staff. Those who don''t comply will have their badge privileges revoked, and will automatically lose access to all T-Mobile facilities. "Affected employees who do not become fully vaccinated and obtain a Magenta Pass by April 2 will be separated from T-Mobile," said Deeanne King, T-Mobile''s chief human resources officer, in the memo, referring to the internal digital pass that requires the proof of vaccination. [] "T-Mobiles badge-controlled offices continue to be accessible only to those who are vaccinated against Covid-19 and we have shared with employees that we are requiring office workers to be fully vaccinated by April 2," it said, with limited exceptions for certain roles, locations and legally mandated accommodations and exemptions.

T-Mobile staff were notified of the plans via email, per reports. Like several other large companies, it has its own vaccine requirements in place.

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(Reuters) T-Mobile US Inc will fire corporate employees who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2, according to an internal company memo posted on the independent blog TMOnews.com.

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge T-Mobile will fire corporate employees who arent fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2nd, according to an internal email viewed by Bloomberg . T-Mobiles head of human resources, Deeanne King, reportedly says employees whove only received one dose as of February 21st will be put on unpaid leave. There will be limited exceptions for certain employees T-Mobiles badge-controlled offices continue to be accessible only to those who are vaccinated against COVID-19, T-Mobile said in a statement to The Verge , referencing the digital pass system the company uses to keep track of employees vaccination status. We have shared with employees that we are requiring office workers to be fully vaccinated by April 2. The mobile carrier Continue reading

T-Mobile US Inc will fire corporate employees who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2, according to an internal company memo posted on the independent blog TMOnews.com.

Earlier this month, the Supreme Court temporarily halted the Biden Administration's workplace Covid-19 vaccination requirements for large employers.

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