"Employers may have an easier time implementing their own voluntary policies in a way that the federal government wouldn't be able to tell private employers to do so," said labor and employment law attorney Alex Castro.
December 02, 2021 at 01:24 PM
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Litigation Reporter
On the heels of a temporary injunction halting the start of the Biden administration’s national vaccine mandate for health care workers, some lawyers have said it’s too soon to analyze the ultimate outcome, pointing out the fluid nature of the COVID-19 pandemic and corresponding mandates.
Other attorneys have disagreed, noting outcomes may differ depending on the litigants.
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