Consequences from debates over "the jab" persist . . . Even as demand for the vaccine across the globe has plummeted.
Here's a quick sketch of a local argument . . .
In October 2021, the Nelson-Atkins informed employees that it was implementing a vaccine mandate. THE LITIGANT requested a religious exemption, saying that getting vaccinated conflicted with her sincerely held Christian beliefs.
She claims that the Nelson-Atkins never met with her to discuss her religious beliefs, alternative protective measures other than being fully vaccinated for Covid-19 or reasonable accommodations. She claims museum officials stated that allowing her to continue teaching art classes without being fully vaccinated would create an undue hardship.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Nelson-Atkins employee vaccine mandate spurs religious discrimination lawsuit - Kansas City Business Journal
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art's Covid-19 vaccine mandate for employees led to the firing of a longtime teacher for noncompliance, and she now claims religious discrimination in a federal lawsuit. Former studio classroom teacher Kelly Sledd filed suit Dec. 27 in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri.
Related paywall reading . . .
Kansas City medical leaders warn of increased COVID hospitalizations and a new variant
COVID-19 case numbers are up and hospitalizations are rising in the Kansas City metro area, even as flu and RSV cases decrease. Nine medical experts from seven hospitals in the Kansas City area recommended vaccination, masking and other precautions in a Wednesday morning news briefing.
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