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Compulsory vaccines will damage care sector

Social care providers have repeated their concerns over compulsory vaccination for those working in the sector after the government voted in the measure.

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Human Rights Commission backs mandatory vaccines in care homes

Matthew Hendra, a senior associate, and James Sage, a partner and head of social care at social care lawyers Royds Withy King comment on the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s (EHRC) decision to green light mandatory vaccines in care homes.

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