‘No jab, no pay’: parents of under-fives are backing it
Despite the support, researchers say the punitive approach risks undermining public support
Four out of five parents back the government’s controversial ‘no jab, no pay’ vaccination policy; however, there are still concerns the policy unfairly hits low-income families.
Parents who reported being vaccine hesitant but dependent on the family and childcare tax benefits were more than nine times more likely to reconsider their objection in light of the government policy.
