A Nj Hospital Mandated Flu Shots. Workers Charged Discrimination. The Hospital Will Pay

USA TODAY NETWORK, Courier-Post
Thu, 06/01/2023 - 8:22am

After New Jersey hospital Inspira didn't allow religious objections to mandatory flu vaccines, the company has settled a $100,000 EEOC complaint.

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