After fierce push back, Canadian ice cream maker boosts pay of unvaccinated employees to match salary of vaccinated ones

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A Canadian ice cream company will now match the salaries of unvaccinated staff with their vaccinated colleagues’. The company was previously denounced for using pay raises as a way to force employees to get the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine.

According to LifeSiteNews, Ontario-based Chapman’s Ice Cream will raise the salaries of unvaccinated employees by CA$1 ($0.78) per hour. Initially, the company announced in November 2021 that only those who got the COVID-19 vaccine would be entitled to the hourly raise.

Ashley Chapman, COO of the ice cream maker, explained that the pay raise for vaccinated workers served “to offset the cost of rapid testing for unvaccinated employees.” She added that the company was covering the cost of the COVID tests. While the company did not mandate the COVID-19 vaccine for employees, the pay scheme served as a form of discrimination.

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