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By Michael S. Oswald, Chartered Posted on April 28, 2021April 28, 2021

Why Employers May Not Want to Mandate Vaccinations

Eric’s 4/23/20201 email from The Employer Handbook is titled: Why you might not want to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations at work. Plus, Oreo cake, a beverage (or two), and some COBRA.

Categories: COVID19, employment law, General Counsel, OSHA, risk management, UncategorizedTags: mandate vaccinations, OSHA, recordable incident, Vaccines

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