Woman who was fired for refusing Covid-19 vaccine wins $12.7 million

Lisa Domsk, a dedicated IT specialist with over 30 years of experience at Blue Cross, made headlines for her unwavering stance on religious beliefs. When she refused the Covid vaccine, citing the Catholic faith’s stance against the use of embryonic cells in scientific research, her decision led to her dismissal from her job.

However, Domsk did not back down. She filed a religious discrimination lawsuit and won a whopping $12.7 million in damages.

The case highlights the ongoing debate over workplace rights, religious freedom, and mandatory vaccinations. It also raises questions about the limits to which employers should go in respecting employees’ personal beliefs.

 

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