Digital Vaccine Passports and the Legal Risks For Employers

17 Jun , 2021

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As more and more individuals become fully vaccinated, the concept of digital vaccine passports may seem like a perfect solution to ensure safe work, travel and leisure activities. Implementation poses a number of issues, not only administratively, but in untangling the web of legal and business considerations if a company requires one to enter the workplace. 

During this webinar, Fisher Phillips attorneys, Emily Litzinger and Alexa Hanlon will: 

  1. explain the concept of a digital vaccine passport; 
  2. discuss what the rest of the world is doing; 
  3. explain privacy and ethical concerns; and 
  4. provide best practices for employers to avoid legal backlash.

 

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