No, Facebook will not force its employees to get vaccinated to go back to the office


Facebook announced that the platform will delete fake information concerning the Covid-19 vaccine. — AFP

Mark Zuckerberg was very clear with his staff. The Covid-19 vaccine won't be mandatory in order for team members to return to the Facebook headquarters. Since the announcements of vaccine campaigns have been made in several countries, many people have feared they might have to get the injection in order to take part in certain leisure activities or even to keep their job.

During a company meeting on Dec 10, Mark Zuckerberg answered the questions of some concerned employees, according to an anonymous source cited by The Daily Beast. The Facebook boss told his more than 50,000 employees that they will not have to get vaccinated before heading back to the office when they reopen. The source said that he answered an employee who wanted to know how the new vaccine would affect everyone's return to on-site workspaces

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