JPMorgan says it’s banning business travel for unvaccinated staff and will soon deduct extra pay for COVID-19 tests and health insurance: report

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JPMorgan said it’s banning business travel for unvaccinated employees, Bloomberg first reported.
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The bank also said it would deduct extra pay from unvaccinated staff to cover COVID-19 tests.
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Vaccines were now mandatory for new hires in some roles, JPMorgan wrote in the memo, per Bloomberg.
JPMorgan is set to ban business travel for unvaccinated employees and deduct a larger cut of their pay than normal to cover COVID-19 tests, Bloomberg first reported on Monday.
US employees who aren’t vaccinated