re: Shreveport second circuit Court rules Oschner cannot fire or discipline employees

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The vast majority of the "muh long term effects" crowd are just using it as an excuse. Ive yet to see anyone suggest exactly what the long term concerns are. We've never seen effects from vaccines out past like a month, so its not based on past experience.

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Your sentiment is nothing but hope. mRNA has never been used in humans like this, you or anyone else have no idea if there are effects at 2, 4, 10, any amount of years. To say there aren't any is just arrogant hope based on nothing scientific at all.

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1. They don’t sign anything

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People at Oschners don't sign some form of contract like a job description? How do they know what the expectations of their job is? And how can you fire someone, if you have no documentation as to what you told them their job expectations were?

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So as a small govt conservative you aren’t for an employers right to choose who they employ? You consider that a win for America?

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covid has created some strange bed fellows

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So as a big government liberal

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Lol if you think pride is anywhere close to being a lib

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So as a small govt conservative

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By supporting a fake mandate “issued” by a usurper? frick off shot nazi.
Goose-step your arse straight to hell.

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There’s a lot of wiggle room for employers.

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I don't think that includes what type of medical procedures I have to undergo. Otherwise they could require all women to have a hysterectomy so that pregnancy wouldn't affect their production.

It was in the works and everyone knew it was coming but they didn’t have FDA approval yet, which magically was done super fast. They knew it wasn’t constitutional to mandate federally so they had to figure something out.

On June 10, 2021, OSHA issued an ETS applicable to certain healthcare settings. The healthcare ETS mandated numerous prevention strategies—including screening, social distancing, physical barriers, and training—but did not go so far as to require vaccinations or weekly testing.
Those employers covered by the healthcare ETS will thus have to undertake a new analysis to determine if they also fall under the large-employer mandate and/or the expanded Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) mandate, detailed below. In other words, compliance with the current healthcare ETS will not suffice to comply with the new rules for some employers.

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Bumble Joe announced the made up and bull crap mandate in early September.

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And Ochsner announced their policy on august 24th…..

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Biden needs to frick off making business fire people

This court needs to frick off and allow Ochsner to fire people if they want

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I agree. frick government mandates. Private entities should have the ability to set their own policies.

People on this board aren’t consistent. They’ll raise hell if the government sets guidelines they don’t agree with but are fine with the government stepping in if it’s something they support.