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10 November 2021

OSHA Vaccine Rule Temporarily Blocked By Federal Appeals Court

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A Federal appeals court has temporarily blocked OSHA's vaccine rule. Citing to potential "grave statutory and constitutional issues" with the rule, the 5th Circuit promised an expedited...
United States Employment and HR

A Federal appeals court has temporarily blocked OSHA's vaccine rule.  Citing to potential "grave statutory and constitutional issues" with the rule, the 5th Circuit promised an expedited judicial review of whether to block it permanently.  We expect that even after the 5th Circuit rules, the Supreme Court will be asked to weigh in.  We also, of course, will be closely monitoring this legal development, which impacts employers nationwide.  Although the future of the OSHA vaccine rule is unknown at this time, employers should continue to take steps to come into compliance given the short compliance window provided by OSHA if the rule is upheld. Our comprehensive post on the OSHA rule and employer compliance steps can be found here

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