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The Washington Post reports that: “Companies across America - from Amazon and Uber to railroads and meatpacking plants - are lobbying states and the Federal Government to prioritize their workers for early immunization against the coronavirus amid limited supplies of the vaccine.
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted on 20 December “to recommend that grocery store workers, teachers, day-care staff, adults over 75 and other front-line workers who cannot work remotely should be the next to get the coronavirus vaccine, followed later by another large batch of essential workers and elderly people.”
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