Some executives say new Covid-19 vaccination and testing requirements will be difficult and costly to implement, and could make it harder to retain employees. “It’s putting employers in the middle of what is essentially a culture war.”
The Biden administration’s Covid-19 vaccination and testing requirements for larger employers drew mixed reaction from executives, with some saying the new rules would be difficult and costly to implement and enforce, and could make it harder to retain employees in a tight labor market.
Brian Fielkow said the Houston trucking and logistics firm that he runs would comply with the rules, though he expected complications. Mr. Fielkow, CEO of Jetco Delivery, said he has spent months encouraging his workforce to get inoculated, though a number of employees have a deep-seated resistance to it.
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