The push to block the federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private businesses with more than 100 employees was picked up by the Supreme Court.
Opponents of the mandate are saying there's an untold story that everyone will experience if it's enforced.Alt said that's what will happen if companies are forced to fire hard-working, well-trained employees who refuse to get vaccinated.The Buckeye Institute is a Columbus-based think-tank that represents a handful of clients opposed to OSHA's vaccine mandate for businesses with more than 100 employees.
"That's what the court is being asked to do is to actually go ahead and allow businesses and individuals to keep on acting the way they have until it's clear this is a lawful regulation," Alt said. "Interventions are necessary and this is an easy way to ensure public health and public safety," Hoffman said."The Sixth Circuit, which is not a liberal circuit, it is pretty conservative upheld the mandate," Hoffman said.
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