UK MPs just voted for mandatory vaccination in care homes

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Our legal system is corrupt

Care home workers who refused to have the Covid jab were fairly sacked

Barchester Healthcare, one of Britain's biggest care providers, dismissed five healthcare workers for declining Covid-19 vaccinations without any medical exemption.

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Our legal system is corrupt

It is and it's funny how The Law Society never seems to get any flack. We're all just expected to be comfortable with the fact the statute book is too long to read in a lifetime, not to mention the readers requirement to understand legalese, not to mention the mountains of case law that distorts application and dispute. How can a citizen go through school with no legal orientation and then become subject to the law.

I'm not sympathising but in this case I doubt an employment tribunal judge would have any real scope to hear argument that isn't in line with public health guidance for they probably don't have any scope to question it. A private prosecution might, and could probably then be sighted in further tribunals, but that would incur ridiculous cost and theatrical proceeding.

The devils advocate needs more crap thrown at it. Difficult to get people to see how important this beast is to their games. Solutions could be simple

 

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It is and it's funny how The Law Society never seems to get any flack. We're all just expected to be comfortable with the fact the statute book is too long to read in a lifetime, not to mention the readers requirement to understand legalese, not to mention the mountains of case law that distorts application and dispute. How can a citizen go through school with no legal orientation and then become subject to the law.

I'm not sympathising but in this case I doubt an employment tribunal judge would have any real scope to hear argument that isn't in line with public health guidance for they probably don't have any scope to question it. A private prosecution might, and could probably then be sighted in further tribunals, but that would incur ridiculous cost and theatrical proceeding.

The devils advocate needs more crap thrown at it. Difficult to get people to see how important this beast is to their games. Solutions could be simple

I agree with some of what you are saying but this case has nothing to do with the understanding the law. It’s simply about fraud. The so called vaccines do not prevent transmission or infection – Pfizer admitted to not testing for this. Of course many believe covid is just flu anyway but that’s a different discussion. How they can say they are protecting the vulnerable by mandating those injections is beyond me. You don’t need to be a genius to see it doesn’t add up.

 

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It’s simply about fraud. The so called vaccines do not prevent transmission or infection – Pfizer admitted to not testing for this. Of course many believe covid is just flu anyway but that’s a different discussion. How they can say they are protecting the vulnerable by mandating those injections is beyond me. You don’t need to be a genius to see it doesn’t add up.

I agree and that's kind of what I was getting at there, the judgement rendered in the story is from an employment tribunal case. I don't think it would be possible to argue this there. It probably needs a private prosecution or high court judgement to create the precedent. And the stakes in that are fraudulently high.

I'm not a legal pro but will try to run it by one of the demons for which I'm managing assets. Can an employment tribunal judge call in to question H&S guidance issued by another executive.

 

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I agree and that's kind of what I was getting at there, the judgement rendered in the story is from an employment tribunal case. I don't think it would be possible to argue this there. It probably needs a private prosecution or high court judgement to create the precedent. And the stakes in that are fraudulently high.

I'm not a legal pro but will try to run it by one of the demons for which I'm managing assets. Can an employment tribunal judge call in to question H&S guidance issued by another executive.

Please post when you find out the answer to this.

 

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Spring Covid-19 vaccine campaign launches in care homes across England

A spring Covid-19 vaccination campaign for around five million vulnerable people in England begins today, prioritising care home residents.

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Andrew Bridgen MP calls for an apology from the Government to the 40,000 professional carers who were forced from their jobs under the vaccine mandate.

 

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They brought forward the killing of the elderly this year - starts today!

Covid vaccines at care homes as BA.2.86 variant spreading

Jabs are being given faster than planned in England, with adults aged 65+ among those eligible.

www.bbc.com