> does being vaccinated stop you from spreading it to your co-workers?

It significantly reduces the likelihood that you spread it to your coworkers (and, perhaps more importantly, to the old and sick people that healthcare workers tend to serve). https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.09.28.21264260v...

> what about all the WFH people mandated into vaccines? how does it impact that employer?

Obviously vaccine requirements for remote workers don't make a ton of sense in principle, but in practice I worry that an exemption for remote employees would result in a lot of people getting mis-coded (intentionally or otherwise) as remote and ultimately showing up at work unvaccinated and putting vulnerable people at risk.

> does being vaccinated stop you from spreading it to your co-workers?

To a significant degree.

> what about all the WFH people mandated into vaccines?

This case wasn't about them.