Federal Employee Vaccine Mandate May Be Heading to the Supreme Court
A U.S. appeals court did not overturn a lower court’s decision blocking enforcement of the federal employee vaccine mandate. It could go to the Supreme Court.
A U.S. appeals court did not overturn a lower court’s decision blocking enforcement of the federal employee vaccine mandate. It could go to the Supreme Court.
Our readers said that federal employees still should not return to in-office work despite increasing calls from Congress for them to do so.
Now that a court has suspended enforcement of the vaccine mandate, what does this mean for federal employees?
A group of House Republicans voiced opposition to agency efforts to collect data on federal employees seeking religious exemptions to the vaccine mandate.
New guidance tells agencies how to handle enforcing the vaccine mandate after a court issued an injunction blocking its enforcement.
Republicans in Congress are seeking support against any budget bill with funding for vaccine mandates. The result could be a government shutdown.
The Biden administration has suspended enforcement of the federal employee vaccine mandate after a court issued an injunction blocking it.
A Texas court has issued an injunction blocking enforcement of the federal employee vaccine mandate.
Numerous agencies have begun creating databases to store the names and religious information of federal employees seeking exemptions from the vaccine mandate.