When do you think bars / restaurants will ban unvaccinated people?

[Getafuckinggripman]

Because I do think it will happen...

@Getafuckinggripman

They will if it eventually becomes law... or if they are deemed "unsafe" against massive chain businesses who can afford to do this. For the record I hope you're right - I'm still unjabbed!

You've answered your own question...when [if] it becomes law.

Hopefully never. And if only a few places did it I would avoid them on principle (obviously not possible if everywhere does it).

And I am vaccinated.

@CrumbleLady, I don’t know, I used to work in a hospital and a big part of my decision to leave was their appalling covid safety practices for back office departments

I was talking to a lady at the weekend who works at a hospital and all apart from the admin were offered the vaccine, she said they couldn't function without the admin and thought it was disgusting.

I work at a hospital and sub contract and weren't given the vaccine even though all the facilities in the hospital wing will collapse if we aren't here.

@Wanttocry

Hopefully never. And if only a few places did it I would avoid them on principle (obviously not possible if everywhere does it).

And I am vaccinated.

I know a fair few people who have been vaccinated and feel the same. They would avoid such places on principle.

On another note, the people I know who have tested positive for Covid have all been jabbed, several double jabbed. I wish people who have not had the vaccine would stop being seen as deadly biohazards.

I bloody hope not. I won't be having the vaccine and I work in hospitality. If the vaccine becomes a requirement for my minimum wage job, I'm out of there. I won't be easy to replace though because I do more than I'm paid to do (mug) , and no one wants to work in hospitality right now.

Never. We have effective vaccines now, life in the UK will proceed on the basis that most people are vaccinated and anyone who isn't has to accept they might be the unlucky one who ends up in ICU or dead.
Obviously it will be a slightly different situation re international travel, but even that will sort itself out in a few years time.

I don't think it will happen. Hospitality will want all the trade they can get.

I doubt it will happen - they need the custom

There might be some places with a CEV owner or staff member, firbwhim the extra layer of protection could be moortsnt they are the people for whom the jab may not work well at all) and that should of course be respected

The very idea is absolute madness.

People are acting like Covid is the first ever pandemic, what about all the other vaccines, are we bothered by them or just Covid?

I am vaccinated against Covid because I choose to be. I am not however vaccinated against measles, mumps or rubella (bad advice given to my Mum when I was a baby) so maybe I should be banned from places too?

We cannot go down this road it is highly unethical.

Surely it will be rejected because of other laws surrounding how we share our medical info and who we share this with. We don't even have to let the gp know about who we see medically elsewhere if we chose not to share.

IIrc a part of the policing of masks exemptions was flawed from the start because of not having to share medical details. And your bar staff, bus drivers etc couldn't ask for reasons and had to let people in. A few did try iirc and those places staff encountered abuse because who do you think you are? You're not involved in health services so what's it to you? And of course, some simply lied which again couldn't be proven.

It could be touted as a national ID card. However this hasn't been a popular option for a multitude of reasons including various privacy laws we have,

They won't. There's not a chance of it becoming law either.

A local pub near me has said they'll only allow vaccinated people inside, those not jabbed have to sit outside. I thought it was discrimination and therefore not allowed, but no one seems to be stopping them.

@Ridiculousradish

A local pub near me has said they'll only allow vaccinated people inside, those not jabbed have to sit outside. I thought it was discrimination and therefore not allowed, but no one seems to be stopping them.

If I saw similar local to me, I would be emailing my local MP about it. This shit can not be allowed to happen.

A local pub near me has said they'll only allow vaccinated people inside, those not jabbed have to sit outside.

How do they know they shouldn't be requesting peoples medical history, I hope the pub shuts down as they have no reason. To request this.

Florida governor has right idea outlawed such spurious rubbish.

Er never.

Have people on this section started to take leave of their senses or something?

There seems to be more and more people who have quite disconnected with all sense of reality.

It's been in the local paper. Everyone knows. No one seems to give a shit.

At the moment people don't seem to mind that pub.

However, lets see and wait how long they change their minds because the vaccinated have friends with the unvaccinated. On a nice warm days it's ok to sit outside. But when it starts to rain things would change.

Although would love to know how the pub is doing it. Bouncers on door to see evidence? People just saying they have had the vaccine? Might get myself back on SM to see if more of these are popping up.

Even a breeding ground cruise is letting the unvaccinated on board albeit with restrictions

www.cruisecritic.co.uk/news/6245/

[quote canigooutyet]Even a breeding ground cruise is letting the unvaccinated on board albeit with restrictions

www.cruisecritic.co.uk/news/6245/[/quote]
Breeding ground?

Viruses do not breed.

I am not however vaccinated against measles, mumps or rubella (bad advice given to my Mum when I was a baby) so maybe I should be banned from places too?

You can still get this vaccination as an adult. I've just had mine for work (was vaccinated as a baby but unable to provide proof so was just easier to do it again).

I don't think it will happen. They would only be able to do it if the gov legislated to permit it and any such legislation would be very very vulnerable to challenge on the grounds of it being discriminatory and a violation of human rights.

@RedToothBrush

Er never.

Have people on this section started to take leave of their senses or something?

There seems to be more and more people who have quite disconnected with all sense of reality.

This.

i know the vaccine does not solve all the problems, does not obliterate the virus, or the risk of catching/passing it on.
but it greatly reduces that risk.
i am not scared to go out.
i think it is a matter of civic duty to have the vaccine.
and if people in the nhs/care roles are not willing to have it, they should find another job.

It’s already happened where I live. There are three ways you can gain access to a restaurant/ bar/ spa/ hairdressers etc etc.

1. 22 days after first vaccine - you take evidence of certificate
2. with a Covid test. Three types available valid for 24/48 or 72 hrs. It’s time stamped.
3. within 6 months of having Covid - test and antibody test has to be confirmed by doctor and is valid 6 months.

Everyone is compliant and nobody seems to care tbh.