At an optical business in New York City, it took months of coaxing, a cash bonus and a weekly testing mandate to persuade 90 percent of the staff to get a coronavirus vaccine.
Source: New York Times
Inside One Company’s Struggle to Get All Its Employees Vaccinated
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