Catholic University Medical School Professor Hyeseon Jeong, survey results of 1,103 office workers
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jandi Kim = A survey result showed that half of the domestic workers are willing to vaccinate with the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) vaccination in full swing.
The Catholic Central Medical Center announced on the 26th the results of a Corona 19 vaccination awareness survey conducted by Professor Hye-sun Jeong of the Catholic University of Korea’s medical school for about a month from the 8th of last month to the 9th of this month.
As a result of the survey, 48.2% of respondents said they would be vaccinated against the Corona 19 vaccine, accounting for about half.
Not a few office workers have yet to make a clear decision.
45.6% of respondents said they would decide after observing side effects after being hit by another person (33.1%) and not sure (12.5%).
6.3% of the subjects said they would not get the Corona 19 vaccine.
By age, 68.1% of the respondents said they would get the vaccine, and 52.4% said they would decide after observing side effects after other people were beaten.
66.8% of respondents said that the third outbreak is more serious than the first or second outbreak of Corona 19. After the third outbreak, 66.4% of respondents said that the fourth outbreak would come.
It was found that 49.3% of workers paid paid leave when they were unable to work due to corona19 confirmation or self-isolation at work, and 50.7% were found to use individual annual leave, unpaid leave, and absenteeism.
Even if they were unable to go to work due to suspected symptoms of Corona 19, 42% of them paid paid leave, and the remaining 58% were taking personal annual leave, unpaid leave, and absenteeism.
Prof. Jeong said, “An appropriate compensation plan should be prepared in case workers have difficulty in normal work life due to COVID-19.” “He said.
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