(New York, NY) -- Hundreds of health care workers will rally in Albany Tuesday, angry that they are being made to receive H1N1 flu shots. The State Health Department has made it mandatory that all health care workers get immunized by November 30th. The protestors say their rights are being violated and that they can not be forced to get a H1N1 flu shot. Officials say there will be exceptions for those health care workers who have a personal health issue that would prevent them from getting the shot.

WOR News spoke with Helena Kosorek from the New York Healthcare Concerned Citizens Group. Kosorek and her group will lead a protest that will take place at the State Capitol Building in Albany from 10:00 AM until 1:00 PM tomorrow.

Kosorek told WOR News that "no one wants to be forced to take a vaccine that's been hurried through the approval process".

Kosorek told WOR News that "some hospitals are saying they're going to lose their jobs if they don't take the vaccine".

Kosorek told WOR News that "people will be accepting vaccines that now have adjuvants".

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