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500,000 is a lot:
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She filed what is known as SB1487 request asking whether if “the Mayor of Tucson Regina Romero and the Tucson city council in violation of Executive Order 2021-18 by requiring city employees to receive a COVID vaccination as a term of employment.”
EO 2021-18 was issued by Gov. Doug Ducey after the city passed the vaccine mandate. In it, the governor says local jurisdictions cannot pass vaccine mandates.
Dauph said:https://www.kold.com/2021/08/21/tucson-being-investigated-over-vaccine-mandate/
Tucson being investigated over vaccine mandate
She filed what is known as SB1487 request asking whether if “the Mayor of Tucson Regina Romero and the Tucson city council in violation of Executive Order 2021-18 by requiring city employees to receive a COVID vaccination as a term of employment.”
EO 2021-18 was issued by Gov. Doug Ducey after the city passed the vaccine mandate. In it, the governor says local jurisdictions cannot pass vaccine mandates.
Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
Tenring said:Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
They keep flip/flopping on this, do you have a link....this would be a big help.
Tenring said:Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
They keep flip/flopping on this, do you have a link....this would be a big help.
Flash said:Tenring said:Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
They keep flip/flopping on this, do you have a link....this would be a big help.
Here's a link. Osha has revoked their earlier statement about holding the company liable.
https://www.natlawreview.com/article/osha-revokes-guidance-recordability-covid-19-vaccine-reactions
OSHA Revokes Guidance on Recordability of COVID-19 Vaccine Reactions
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
On May 21, 2021, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) revoked recent enforcement guidance issued to clarify the recordability of situations where employees suffered adverse side effects from a COVID-19 vaccination. The original guidance, in a nutshell, states that if an employer requires its employees to be vaccinated as a condition of employment, the adverse reaction is recordable, if it meets the definition of a “new case” under 29 C.F.R. 1904.6 and otherwise meets the general recording criteria set out in 29 C.F.R. 1904.7. If the employer does not require vaccinations as a condition of employment (or merely encourages them), then the adverse reaction is not recordable. OSHA also memorialized this guidance in its COVID-19 frequently asked questions (FAQs).
On May 21, however, OSHA quietly removed this guidance, and replaced it with the following language:
Are adverse reactions to the COVID-19 vaccine recordable on the OSHA recordkeeping log?
DOL and OSHA, as well as other federal agencies, are working diligently to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations. OSHA does not wish to have any appearance of discouraging workers from receiving COVID-19 vaccination, and also does not wish to disincentivize employers’ vaccination efforts. As a result, OSHA will not enforce 29 CFR 1904’s recording requirements to require any employers to record worker side effects from COVID-19 vaccination through May 2022. We will reevaluate the agency’s position at that time to determine the best course of action moving forward.
OSHA’s website also reflects the revoked enforcement guidance as formally “archived” (i.e., shelved and no longer in effect) as of May 26, 2021.
Why Revoke This Enforcement Guidance Now?
There is no doubt that OSHA’s guidance created a disincentive for employers to mandate that their employees get vaccinated. With a mandatory vaccination policy, the guidance ensured that employees’ adverse reactions (with arguably little correlation to actual work-related injuries) could end up on a company’s OSHA recordkeeping logs—which could, in turn, negatively affect its insurance rates and, in some industries, its ability to bid for work.
Cubiclerevolt said:Tenring said:Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
They keep flip/flopping on this, do you have a link....this would be a big help.
Agreed. That is my plan as well. Also working with my church to clarify our "deeply held religious beliefs".
Cubiclerevolt said:Tenring said:Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
They keep flip/flopping on this, do you have a link....this would be a big help.
Agreed. That is my plan as well. Also working with my church to clarify our "deeply held religious beliefs".
Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
XJThrottle said:Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
Link?
XJThrottle said:Suck My Glock said:OSHA has just stated that if you must get jabbed as a condition of your employment, and you develop an adverse reaction to the juice, the company is liable and the injury labelled as a work-related event.
Link?
YNOTAZ said:Here is a link with that quote pointing to OSHA FAQs for employers:
"If an employer requires its employees to be vaccinated, adverse reactions to the vaccines are considered “work-related” by OSHA. Employers who require COVID-19 vaccines must notify OSHA within 24 hours of an employee’s inpatient hospitalization (or within eight hours of an employee’s death) resulting from an adverse reaction."
https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/osha-releases-guidance-for-employers-4440786/
AZ_Five56 said:Cubiclerevolt said:Tenring said:They keep flip/flopping on this, do you have a link....this would be a big help.
Agreed. That is my plan as well. Also working with my church to clarify our "deeply held religious beliefs".
This might be a good resource for you. Keep in mind that it doesn't matter what the head of any church decides. That is THEIR "deeply held religious belief". Your belief does not need to fall in lockstep with theirs.
https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/religious/
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