Useless patronising system-serving ‘union’ leader says care home staff refusing fake ‘vaccine’ because they ‘too easily found antivax theories online’. Do you remember when unions represented their members and not the establishment? You must have a good memory

THE number of care home staff worried about the Covid-19 vaccination will “reduce significantly” with education, a union leader has said. 

However, Deborah Clarke, a Unison secretary, says she expects some workers to launch legal action over mandatory immunisation. 

Ms Clarke believes employees have too easily found antivax theories online and been given little information from bosses. 

It comes after a Sunday Times investigation found nearly 30% of social care workers in Glasgow had voiced concern about being inoculated.

Ms Clarke told BBC RadioScotland: “The problem is there is very little information out there and the antivaxers are winning.

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