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This story really puzzles me:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60096735
While I get that you might not like being "forced" to do something as a pre requisite for your job, I'm puzzled why you would take a stance against this. Plenty of people have more restrictive pre requisites for their job (e.g. no drug policies). Also, is it not a bit like saying "water? You want me drink water? No chance, I'd rather die of thirst". Surely, having been on the front line of COVID, you'd want to do everything you can to protect yourself and others and minimise the spread of something that I can only imagine has made your life hell over the last 2 years.
This isn't meant as a pop at anyone, I'm just not understanding the point.
Occasionally religious reasons but usually stupidity or believing misinformation.
Note however that all the royal colleges, the NHS employers, unions are all against the vaccine mandate