Hearst Says Worker Fired For Refusing Vax Took Other Meds

By Julie Manganis · January 2, 2024, 2:38 PM EST

Hearst said a news videographer who was fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine can't claim it violated his religious beliefs against ingesting "unnatural" substances or those potentially derived from fetal cell...

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Documents

Memorandum

Case Information

Case Title

Rodrique v. Hearst Communications, Inc. et al

Case Number

Court

Massachusetts

Nature of Suit

Civil Rights: Jobs

Date Filed

December 19, 2022

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