Judge Rules in Favor of Ohio Hospital Requiring Vaccinations for Employees

[TrappedinCalifornia]

Judge rules in favor of St. E requiring vaccinations for employees

The "20 page" ruling is embedded in .pdf in the article or can be viewed full size... Here.

At some point, SCOTUS is likely to have to settle this whole thing in that the Judge, as in the Houston nurses case, ruled largely on the employment laws and dismissed/deferred when it came to vaccination laws and the issues presented in relation to the current vaccines.

[The Gleam]

At some point, SCOTUS is likely to have to settle this whole thing in that the Judge, as in the Houston nurses case, ruled largely on the employment laws and dismissed/deferred when it came to vaccination laws and the issues presented in relation to the current vaccines.

With so much support/money/politics and false science behind this issue, it will likely get appealed. I also suspect it will run all the way up the ladder, especially as there are dozens of lawsuits waiting in the wings for the supposed OSHA regs to be published. Once that happens, we'll see injunctions, numerous strategies, the works.

[Oceanbob]

Probably the first of many decisions and eventually the Supreme Court.

[seal20]

Quit. The hospitals need the staff more than the staff needs that crap. The supreme court can eat a bag of Johnsons.

[bohoki]

they are at will employees i sure hope the hospital doesnt have to close floors for short staff

[Dan_Eastvale]

Likely be able to find essential employees at a "fake emergency" allowance of double salary

[stormvet]

If it really was about life and death a real public safety emergency there would be no religious and medical exemptions. The fact that there are loopholes tells you how important the vax really is to public safety.

If everyone is not vaccinated a plague will wreck havoc on the earth, but if you got a exemption that’s ok don’t worry about it…what?

[The Gleam]

Don't forget the illegal alien and celebrity exemptions.

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[norcalAF]

Don't forget the illegal alien and celebrity exemptions.

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and all of congress and their staff...

[stix213]

and all of congress and their staff...

Congress being exempt is a separation of powers issue. The executive branch lacks the authority to mandate pretty much anything on the legislative branch.

[The Gleam]

Congress being exempt is a separation of powers issue. The executive branch lacks the authority to mandate pretty much anything on the legislative branch.

It's a branch for sure; a whole stick up their butt, and it's full of nuts.

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[stix213]

Religious and medical exemptions are longstanding law. If the Democrats had the votes to change that I wouldn't be surprised if they would, but Republicans would get destroyed if they went along with removing religious exemptions. There's also a good chance the SCOTUS would rule a vaccine mandate to be a violation of the 1A if it required people to violate their religious beliefs.

[SPUTTER]

Religious and medical exemptions are not loopholes. You're sounding like the NY governor.

[Marthor]

The post office is also fully exempt from getting the shots. The single most important organization to the survival of the Democrat Party is the vote by mail scheme using the US Post Office

[gimebakmybulits]

Religious and medical exemptions are not loopholes. You're sounding like the NY governor.

He's making a valid point so don't let your beliefs cause a knee jerk reaction. It's the same with masks, if they were effective there would be clear and concise models and instructions/procedures to use and follow.
If this was the zombie apocalypse, there would be no exemptions.....period. But it's not...not even close...hence no continuity on response to the "pandemic"