The job board helping unvaccinated people find work; with one opening in Prince George

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B.C. has over 50 positions opened right now, including a carpenter position in Prince George.

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“We’re broader than the vaccinated, the unvaccinated, we allow the unvaccinated to come and find work for us too. It’s a matter of ethics, not personal choice.” said Douklias.

Douklias says since he started the site, he’s helped at least 100 people find a job, and has garnered more than 150,000 views since November.

“A non-discriminatory employment service is needed more than ever. I don’t understand why it could be considered controversial because it’s non-discriminatory. That’s it, it shouldn’t be controversial.” said Douklias.

UNBC ethics professor Dr. Alexander Lautensach says he understands that financial security can be a driving factor for people to flock to websites like Jabless Jobs. However, if there is work where the employee poses a health risk to the public, then considerations should be made.

“What kind of sacrifice are you incurring by becoming vaccinated? I had my booster yesterday and it was a matter of ten minutes. Is that a big sacrifice? Compared to the safety of the people at work or otherwise?” said Lautensach.

Much of the work found on the site involves trade work such as electricans and mechanics. There are other jobs that place workers inside office environments and work with at-risk groups such as the elderly.

When it comes to potentially more vaccine mandates in the future involving the private sector, Vancouver-based lawyer Paul Jaffe believe that the province doesn’t have a strong enough case to implement one yet.

“I think they’re on slightly higher ground when they’re controlling their own activities, their own institutions, than interfering in the private sector.” said Jaffe.

Another feature of the website that draws visitors is its anonymity. Douklias says the website can serve as a middleman for both employers and applicants. He says they can communicate between both parties before introducing to one another.

CKPG-TV tried to reach out to the B.C. Carpenter’s Union for a comment on the open carpenter position, but did not respond.