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Boston extends employee vaccination deadline by another week
Boston is once again pushing back the deadline for city employees to show proof of at least partial vaccination against COVID-19 — or be placed on unpaid leave. In a statement Sunday afternoon, Mayor Michelle Wu said city workers now have until Jan. 31 to get into compliance.
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