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Home » Employer found liable for vaccination injury – a sign of things to come?
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Employer found liable for vaccination injury – a sign of things to come?

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In a landmark decision from Australia, the South Australian Employment Tribunal has set a precedent that may resonate globally, especially in Canada.

This decision involves the Australian Department of Child Protection (DCP), which has been ordered to compensate a youth worker, Daniel Shepherd, who developed pericarditis following a Covid booster shot mandated by his employer. This ruling, made on Jan. 15, 2024, underscores a critical issue – the liability of employers for vaccination injuries when the vaccination is a condition of employment. This tribunal is South Australia’s forum for resolving workplace-related disputes and issues. It is a statutory independent tribunal.

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