SuperJob: Russia has the most COVID-19 vaccinations among teachers, doctors and couriers
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In Russia, the level of vaccination against coronavirus is highest among teachers, couriers and doctors, and the lowest among dispatchers and call center employees. This is evidenced by the results of the SuperJob poll, which named the most and least vaccinated against COVID-19 professions, RBC reports.
According to the survey, more than 90 percent of those vaccinated against coronavirus are among doctors (96 percent), couriers (93), nurses (92) and teachers (90). 89 percent of those vaccinated are among PR managers, 87 percent among educators, 86 percent among lawyers and 85 percent among pharmacists.
Less than 60 percent of those vaccinated are among logisticians (59), programmers (58), dispatchers (57) and call center operators (55).
The survey was conducted among 3,000 economically active and adult Russians from December 1 to December 20. It was attended by people from 648 cities.
Earlier, during a big press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin assessed the need for fines and penalties for refusing to vaccinate. According to him, there is no need to introduce such measures in the country, since people should be treated with respect despite their position, as well as patiently explain the need to take certain measures.
