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The US Supreme Court issued two rulings blocking an Occupational Safety and Health Administrations COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

BY STEVEN KASZAB

This past January 13th, The US Supreme Court issued two rulings blocking an Occupational Safety and Health Administrations COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for employers who have 100 or more employees, while allowing a separate rule, which applies to healthcare workers at facilities receiving federal funds.

The 6-3 decision blocked OSHA and other organizations from imposing any such rule. While the OSHA made every effort to enforce temporary emergency standards in its massive organization, it seems the influence and legal pressure applied by both Labour and Corporations to end this attempt to have 84 million workers to get COVID-19 vaccinations was too much for the administration.

The Supreme court directed organizations and corporations with more than 100 employees to develop, implement and enforce a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy, with exceptions for employees that instead are required to undergo regular COVID-19 testing and wear a face mask at work.

While many corporations and manufacturers did enforce OSHA rules, and carry out the needed mass vaccinations, the problem arose that an organization, OSHA had never issued such a mandate, and The Congress had declined to enact any measure similar to OSHA’s.

What do we have here folks? A governmental organization trying to carry out what the Biden Administration has asked to be done in America. The vaccines are available, but a large portion of America remains unvaccinated.

Instead of issuing a Presidential Executive Order declaring an emergency, the Administration has directed a few organizations to do so that they can wait and see if such a mandate will be accepted and approved by the population, labour and business sectors. Perhaps it is the way this is being done that is the problem. Politics as usual; ineffectual, unworkable politics where no matter the issue, the Republicans will block any Democratic administrations attempts.

A nation divided, even when the lives of many are at stake. American media makes the storming of the Capital on January 6th, 2021 seem like an emergency, an insurrection of serious substance while the Republican’s on the Capital block in every way possible any attempt to save lives though public safety and health mandates.

Remember how the Republican strategy to make the Obama Administration seem ineffectual by blocking all legislative efforts? The same Republicans are repeating this strategy with the Biden Administration. While the lives of millions are threatened by COVID-19 these Republicans play games with the nation.  Americans are feeling stressed, hopeless and fearful of their future, and yet their elected officials cannot work together to accomplish anything, except perhaps giving themselves a wage increase.

Have those on Capitol Hill forgotten whom they represent?

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