They tried to pull this shit at my work too. I told them I wasn't jabbed and I never would be getting jabbed, and that the ball was in their court, knowing full well that I'm the one with the most experience there, and I also know some things that nobody else at the business knows (and I have no intention whatsoever to train others in those skills). I also made damn sure that I was protected financially if they did go ahead and fire me, so that I wouldn't feel financially manipulated into that shit because "I need money to put food on the table". They had a deadline of a certain date - that date passed and nothing happened. Turns out about a week after the deadline it was no longer "mandatory" to be jabbed to work there. Whoever flinches first loses, and damned if I were the one to flinch first. My advice to anyone else is to make sure that you're either, or working towards, being financially able to have enough means to survive at least a couple of months without a job, for any "shit hits the fan" scenario where you might be out of work for several months. I knew the writing was on the wall about a month after this whole "pandemic" started, so I started setting the groundwork for it about 18 months in advance.