Vaccine incentives may boost workers' willingness to get vaccinated, but employers say they need need clarity over how incentives such as cash awards may interact with anti-discrimination laws.
Morning Consult's findings closely mirror a January poll from analytics firm Perceptyx, which found that 53 percent of 1,000 U.S. workers would "likely" consent to a vaccination if one became available.
The Perceptyx poll indicated employer incentives may encourage more workers to receive a vaccine. Fifty-six percent said they would get vaccinated if they were encouraged by their employers. And 60 percent said they would line up for a shot if their employers offered a $100 award.
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