Moscow metro does not employ without vaccination against covid

"They say that we do not accept documents without a vaccination certificate. There is no reason for this. Perhaps there is an internal order, but they do not even refer to it. They didn’t come up with it themselves, they only employees of the personnel department. They were told what they should do", - quotes The Insider as the source.

It is also reported that the metro has introduced restrictions for already employed workers who have not been vaccinated. For example, they are denied the opportunity to postpone vacation dates or receive additional financial assistance, which is given to some workers once a year. The personnel department says that they can get money only by providing a certificate of vaccination.

At the same time, the metro does not force all employees to be vaccinated without fail. But the leaders of the ude have been instructed to conduct “outreach work” among workers about vaccinations. Will complete the vaccination campaign, the newspaper points out, the metro intends on August 1.

Let us recall that the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Tatyana Golikova spoke out against compulsory vaccinations. According to her, restrictions for those who cannot get vaccinated, including for medical reasons, will inevitably become a limitation of human rights.

At the end of May, it was reported that at today's rates, vaccinations in Moscow would take up to seven years.