Only a few countries allow businesses to take control of Covid-19 vaccinations. Planet Labor has sought to compare how various states are organizing employee vaccinations and has taken a snapshot of the progress made in each country. Seven countries have been analyzed, including five from Europe, (France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Spain) and two from further afield (India and the United States). The details of this analysis are presented in a comparative table attached to this article.
A slow start. In Europe, some countries allow occupational medical services to vaccinate employees (on a voluntary basis), while complying with confidentiality rules and according to the relevant governmental priority sequencing. Examples of this include France, Germany, and Italy. However, due to vaccine supply shortages, occupational health service vaccinations have at best only been partially implemented. In Germany, for example, employee vaccinations will only really start in June and...
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