An Illinois judge ruled Chicago must rehire and pay back lost wages to city workers who were fired or punished because of coronavirus vaccination mandates.
Restaurant owner Leonardo DeFranco and executive director of the Fulton Market association Roger Romanelli joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the new mandate.
Affected employees must also be paid back lost wages and benefits with 7% annual interest, according to the ruling. LORI LIGHTFOOT ACCUSED OF IGNORING ‘SOCIAL CONTRACT’ WITH POLICE BY LOWBALLING COVID DISABILITY BENEFITS
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