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Qantas has grounds to mandate vaccination, but most blanket policies won't fly

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Qantas has grounds to mandate vaccination, but most blanket policies won't fly

Last week Qantas became the first major Australian public company to declare it would require all its staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19.

“Having a fully vaccinated workforce will safeguard our people against the virus but also protect our customers and the communities we fly to,” said Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce.

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