Full Enforcement of Federal Employee Vaccine Mandate Delayed Until Next Year
Federal agencies are being asked to delay enforcement of the federal employee vaccine mandate until after January 1.
Current news and events impacting the federal workforce, both current federal employees and federal retirees.
Federal agencies are being asked to delay enforcement of the federal employee vaccine mandate until after January 1.
More bills are being introduced in Congress to challenge the federal employee vaccine mandate.
Another bill has been introduced that would repeal the vaccine mandate for federal employees.
Two Senators are worried that too many unvaccinated employees at the TSA could disrupt agency operations as the COVID vaccine deadline looms for federal employees.
A group of Senators said that it is time for all federal employees who are fully vaccinated to return to work in their agency offices.
Legislation has been introduced that would allow federal employees to opt out of the vaccine mandate if they have proof of COVID antibodies.
Two House Republicans want more information on the potential impact of the vaccine mandate on the federal workforce.
The author says that enforcement of the Hatch Act often comes with a double standard.
Legislation has been introduced to repeal President Biden’s COVID vaccine mandate for federal employees.
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