The winner of the £22,000 car says she sold it because she cannot drive.
A care worker who won a £22,000 car in a raffle aimed at encouraging staff to get vaccinated said she sold it because she does not drive.The company said 14 staff were losing their jobs as they did not want to be vaccinated.
PJ Care, which operates in Milton Keynes and Peterborough, said 30 out of its 580 staff were unvaccinated but 16 were exempt.Ms Hack, who has worked for the company for almost eight years, was already vaccinated before the raffle was announced, so was automatically entered."I just thought I've got to do it, so I'll do it - it's as simple as that," she said.
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