Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to COVID-19 Worker Vax Mandate

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On Monday, October 3, the United States Supreme Court rejected an appeal from ten states attorneys general, declining to hear their legal challenge to the COVID-19 health care worker vaccination mandate created by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The mandate, which included exemptions for religious purposes, applied to about 10.4 million workers at care facilities that receive […]

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OSHA Withdraws Temporary COVID-19 Vaccine-or-Testing Rule

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Agency leaves door open to future permanent standard on COVID vaccination-or-testing The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is withdrawing its emergency temporary standard (ETS) to require all large businesses in the United States to implement a COVID-19 vaccine-or-weekly-testing policy for employees by February 9, 2022. However, OSHA has decided to propose that the make the temporary […]

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OSHA Withdraws Temporary COVID-19 Vaccine-or-Testing Rule

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Agency leaves door open to future permanent standard on COVID vaccination-or-testing The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is withdrawing its emergency temporary standard (ETS) to require all large businesses in the United States to implement a COVID-19 vaccine-or-weekly-testing policy for employees by February 9, 2022. However, OSHA has decided to propose that the make the temporary […]

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OSHA Withdraws Temporary COVID-19 Vaccine-or-Testing Rule

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Agency leaves door open to future permanent standard on COVID vaccination-or-testing The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is withdrawing its emergency temporary standard (ETS) to require all large businesses in the United States to implement a COVID-19 vaccine-or-weekly-testing policy for employees by February 9, 2022. However, OSHA has decided to propose that the make […]

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Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Covid Rule for Biz, Upholds Health Worker Mandate

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The Supreme Court handed down a split decision on two Biden administration workplace rules to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, blocking an OSHA rule requiring businesses with at least 100 employees to compel their workers to get vaccinated or wear masks and test negative at least once per week, but upholding a […]

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Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Covid Rule for Biz, Upholds Health Worker Mandate

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The Supreme Court handed down a split decision on two Biden administration workplace rules to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, blocking an OSHA rule requiring businesses with at least 100 employees to compel their workers to get vaccinated or wear masks and test negative at least once per week, but upholding a […]

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Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Covid Rule for Biz, Upholds Health Worker Mandate

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The Supreme Court handed down a split decision on two Biden administration workplace rules to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, blocking an OSHA rule requiring businesses with at least 100 employees to compel their workers to get vaccinated or wear masks and test negative at least once per week, but upholding a […]

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Supreme Court Casts Doubt on Biden Admin’s Vaccine/Testing Regulations

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On Friday, January 7, the Supreme Court debated the issue of whether or not two recent rules from the Biden administration designed to halt the spread of the novel Coronavirus COVID-19 are constitutional, with the rules coming under fire from the court’s six-member majority. The Court heard the arguments on an expedited basis because one […]

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Supreme Court Casts Doubt on Biden Admin’s Vaccine/Testing Regulations

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On Friday, January 7, the Supreme Court debated the issue of whether or not two recent rules from the Biden administration designed to halt the spread of the novel Coronavirus COVID-19 are constitutional, with the rules coming under fire from the court’s six-member majority. The Court heard the arguments on an expedited basis because one […]

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Supreme Court Clears Public Charge Rule, Possible Big Impact on Home-based Care

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On January 27, a sharply divided United States Supreme Court narrowly ruled in favor of the Trump administration to enforce a controversial rule that is likely to make it more difficult for poor immigrants to receive green cards. The Department of Homeland Security rule, better known as the “Public Charge,” will allow the federal government […]

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