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    Covid-19 Vaccine Protesters in New York City August 2021
    Jan. 14, 2022
    Although court reestablishes stay on OSHA's COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard, enforcement of health care worker vaccine mandate will be allowed.
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    Nov. 19, 2021
    The industry is one of the bright spots in the economy.
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    Nov. 18, 2021
    Fate of vaccine mandate uncertain amid legal challenges
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    Nov. 15, 2021
    OSHA’s emergency temporary standard enforcing mandatory COVID vaccinations/testing on employers with 100 or more employees is blocked.
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    Nov. 5, 2021
    It aims to inform government officials and key stakeholders in improving the regulatory approach to workplace safety and health.

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