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It's easy for us to say, but I would fight them on HIPPA laws. It's really nobodies business whether you have had Covid or whether you have had the shot or any shot. If push came to shove, I might tell them I am on Ivermectin or HCQ to prevent infection. When they come back with that is not an accepted treatment you can add the vaccine is experimental also. It being a private company means they can fire you for almost anything but they need to weigh a law suite coming their way against their considering forcing an experimental vaccine on people. If you are forced to verify you've had the Vaccine, then HIPPA is useless. If he can make the company seem to be prescribing an experimental drug while other countries health officials are prescribing Ivermectin and HCQ, they are making a medical choice they aren't qualified to do.

Probably they will just stomp their foot and say we can require whatever we require to work here. It would take a judge or jury that will understand the principle involved in breaking HIPPA secrecy and practicing medicine without a license.

I remember when HIV was a big thing and the Health Dept tests were waved to keep the patients secrecy. They would rather have an HIV patient bleeding in you salad or spitting on your food just to keep his/her condition secret. It's really no different than an AIDS patient working at a machine shop that cuts himself on a tool everybody uses. The powers that be decided his secrecy was more important than everybody else's health. Today in Texas nobody takes the Health Dept blood test for STD's, Hepatitis, and Tuberculosis. This is especially dangerous with open borders and illegals bringing you food and cleaning dishes and tables.