The Washington Post is requiring employees to get a COVID-19 vaccine before returning to the company’s office. The move is aimed at safeguarding the health and safety of employees, the paper’s publisher Fred Ryan told employees in a memo on Tuesday. “In the many conversations I had had with Post employees across all departments, I have heard the genuine concerns they have for themselves and their families with new COVID variants emerging. Accordingly, our plan is to require all Washington Post employees to demonstrate proof of full COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of employment beginning with our September 13 office return,” he wrote. Contractors and visitors will also need to prove they’ve been vaccinated to enter the offices. Exemptions will be available for people with documented medical conditions and religious concerns, as stipulated by federal law. The Washington Post joins a growing number of companies requiring vaccination against the CCP (Chinese Communist …