After notifying employees they had 45 days to get fully vaccinated on or before October 7 as a condition of employment, approximately 99 percent of the nation’s largest trial court’s employees have provided proof of full vaccination or requested a medical or religious exemption as required under the Court’s mandatory vaccination policy.
The vaccine mandate, which took effect August 23, did not include judicial officers, as they are state Constitutional Officers and not employees of the Court.
However, Presiding Judge Eric C. Taylor indicated that judicial officers are equally supportive of the vaccination effort, and that most judges are participating by voluntarily reporting their vaccination status. The Court was one of the first public sector employers in the state of California to announce a mandatory vaccination policy for its workforce.
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