Earlier this summer, Organization of Staff Analysts Chairman Robert J. Croghan took an informal survey of 50 union board members, staffers and volunteers who did work in its offices and found that 12 of them hadn't been vaccinated against the coronavirus and opposed getting inoculated.
Some had legitimate objections, he said during a Sept. 1 phone interview: three said they wanted to see the U.S. Food and Drug Administration give final approval, and a woman who planned to have children said she was fearful that the vaccine could cause complications for her.
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