All healthcare workers in England must have a first Covid jab by 3 February and be fully vaccinated by 1 April.
But some have told BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat they are hoping for a third option: finding work across the borders, where vaccination is not compulsory.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-60118776
There’s not a word in this of just why vaccinations are not mandatory across the borders with England. With that usual combination of ignorance and entitlement, the BBC does not ask the obvious question.
You know the answer already.
Thanks to multiple factors such as better political leadership taking the country with them and, to some extent, a more communitarian society, voluntary uptake in Scotland has been high enough to make mandatory requirements unnecessary.
Talking-up Scotland 
Better, these days, to regard the BBC in the same light as Voice of America or Radio Rossii.
State propaganda.
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Never mind ”compulsory vaccinations ” – many English NHS workers would probably appreciate working for a Public National Health Service rather than the piecemeal Privatised English system !
Welcome , one and all !
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Given the geographical location, I think more would have opted for NHS Wales. However, I see that Westminster, is ‘reconsidering’ now that infections have stabilised.
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Sorry, meant to add – if any staff do consider moving to Scotland, their presence would be most appreciated in the Highlands and Islands, but that would mean a wholesale relocation. If staff were to move to Wales, many could commute from their homes in England.
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