Not so fast...
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@jolly said in Not so fast...:
NOBODY that I've heard of, is doing the testing - they went straight to mandate.
As if it wasn't obvious that they would. Let's see, do I want to make the employees get a free vaccination or do I want to pay for weekly testing?
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@mik said in Not so fast...:
@jolly said in Not so fast...:
NOBODY that I've heard of, is doing the testing - they went straight to mandate.
As if it wasn't obvious that they would. Let's see, do I want to make the employees get a free vaccination or do I want to pay for weekly testing?
Correct.
Those who argued there was a loophole in the mandated vax we're just blowing smoke ...
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P&G workers say to get ready for shutdowns if the mandate goes forward.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@mik said in Not so fast...:
P&G workers say to get ready for shutdowns if the mandate goes forward.
Word is there are thousands of Federal Employees standing their ground, too.
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@lufins-dad said in Not so fast...:
@jon-nyc said in Not so fast...:
@george-k Did you watch the video you posted? He said he wouldn’t mandate vaccines for all Americans. Has he reneged on that?
We get it, Jon. He hasn’t mandated employers of a certain size force vaccinations, but instead mandated they require vaccination OR an onerous and expensive testing requirement that will result in them likely just pursuing a vaccine requirement. That is so much better.
It doesn’t sound like you (collectively) get it when talking about the constitutionality of it. Because OSHA mandating testing is materially different than OSHA mandating a shot in the arm. And the court won’t rule on company implementations, they’ll rule on the mandate itself.
They still may strike it down, but it would be on highly technical reasons relating to OSHA’s enabling laws, not on vaccine mandates themselves, which the court ruled on decades ago.
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@mik said in Not so fast...:
Disagree. Continuing to press vaccination now that the requirement has been stopped opens them up to liability if it gets squashed permanently. I think they will quietly stall for the moment. Saw a number of protests outside buildings this week.
I am not sure about that. Private companies have a lot of ability to require things for their employees.
And I think the US supreme court has already ruled in favor of schools and companies that have required vaccines and said that they are legal to do that.
