Unionized City of Chicago employees fired or disciplined for violating COVID-19 vaccination requirements must be reinstated and repaid for any loss of wages or benefits, a state hearing officer has ruled.
vaccination requirements must be reinstated and repaid for any loss of wages or benefits, a state hearing officer has ruled.
Hamburg-Gal’s ruling goes to the agency’s board for review and any party in the case has 30 days to file an appeal, called an "exception" in this process. The agency’s final decision can be contested directly with the Illinois Appellate Court. The ruling does not directly affect police officers, although the Fraternal Order of Police has its own case pending before the state board. FOP President John Catanzara led resistance to Lightfoot’s vaccine mandate and likened it to the Holocaust — a move that drew condemnation from the Anti-Defamation League and ultimately an apology from the outspoken union boss.
In March 2022, Lightfoot insisted that only 16 police officers were on no-pay status for defying the vaccine mandate.
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