Reported Air Force Memo Would Require Flu Vaccination for Designated Personnel
A reported Department of the Air Force memo sets an annual influenza vaccination requirement for personnel in designated mission-critical and high-risk populations.
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A Department of the Air Force memo reportedly requires annual influenza vaccination for Active and Reserve component Airmen and Guardians, along with certain civilian employees in designated mission-critical and high-risk populations. The policy remains unconfirmed in the material provided.
Key details
- The reported policy applies to designated mission-critical and high-risk populations.
- Coverage includes Active and Reserve component Airmen and Guardians, as well as certain civilian employees.
The reported requirement covers designated Active and Reserve component Airmen and Guardians, plus certain civilian employees.
Why it matters
The reported policy would set an annual vaccination requirement for specified Air Force and Space Force personnel and civilian employees, rather than applying it across the entire workforce.
What happens next
Personnel in the designated groups can look for further direction on how the reported annual requirement will be implemented. What details would you want clarified about the policy?
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