It would probably be easier to go through your doctor as well as Kroger if you're trying to get a vaccination. Just tell them that you're a retail employee and really need to get the shot. Just remember that this is a multi step process and you need more than one dose for the full effect of the vaccine.

Whichever will get you a dose first.

yankeedog wrote:

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I signed up for the Corona virus shot late last month.

Then earlier this week there was a document posted at the time-clock with the website link posted where you could make an appointment, but that link would not work.

So, the pharmacy at the location I work at is currently giving the corona virus shot to the employees, but only in groups of ten employees.

So I went to the pharmacy after I clocked at at 2 p.m., but I was told that a manager had to walk me to the pharmacy to get the corona virus shot.

So I went to find a manager.

Turns out a group of 10 employees already received the corona virus shot today, and so I was told that I have to return to work on Monday to get the shot.

Why does our employer do this?

 

 

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 My only guess is, is it make sure there are enough vaccines for everyone. Maybe they have a limited supply given them per week and have to make sure it lasts. Also, I hope they have a sign off sheet to make absolute certain each employee signed up gets one vaccine and one vaccine only

From a news story I heard:

Each vile contains 10 doses.  That may be why they are only giving 10 shots at a time.

Are the vaccine shots like rabies shots?  You have to get multiple doses for it to work?

Anonymous wrote:

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Ill pass on that shot for now with those side effects that can come with it For now.

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 You mean you dont want Bells palsy?