Will Federal Agencies Resume Enforcement of the Federal Employee Vaccine Mandate?
A federal appeals court recently ruled against an injunction of the federal employee vaccine mandate. Does this mean enforcement will resume?
A federal appeals court recently ruled against an injunction of the federal employee vaccine mandate. Does this mean enforcement will resume?
A U.S. District Court dismissed a case against the federal employee vaccine mandate on the basis that it lacks jurisdiction in the matter.
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Federal employees who have enjoyed remote work and telework during the pandemic may not want to return to the office. What options do they have?
A second federal appeals court has upheld the federal employee vaccine mandate.
A VA housekeeping supervisor was removed for comments he made in a team meeting with his employees about issues involving COVID.
A federal appeals court has upheld President Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal employees.
President Biden promised federal employees would begin to wind down expanded telework. Two lawmakers are asking why it is not happening.
Another bill would stop federal agencies from storing and sharing the personal info of federal employees seeking religious exemptions to the vaccine mandate.
A majority of FedSmith readers still say it’s too soon to return to in-person work, but the sentiment is not as strong as it was earlier this year.