> certain roles

Were they remote-only roles? Did those roles involve in-person interaction with others?

It’s a mix. In this case there are no roles where a person is fully remote and would never interact with other humans in person in a business context. It’a never been a problem until recently.

I have colleagues in hospitals struggling with with similar problems. In one case, a group of medical professionals in a neonatal ICU refused covid and flu vaccines. Given the nature of the people whose care they are entrusted with, that’s unconscionable.

> In this case there are no roles where a person is fully remote and would never interact with other humans in person in a business context

That's my entire point though. It depends on the role, like I've said in my comments. You've been agreeing with me this whole time.