NorthDallas40
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That definition springs from their classification of small business as organizations that employ fewer than 100 employees. They are exempting "small businesses" as they define them by using that 100 employee figure. If the OSHA regulations don't pass legal scrutiny, I doubt it will fail on those grounds (but I hope I'm wrong).I have seen a lot of “expert legal opinions” being offered up to prop up this over reach. I don’t see how that 100 employee arbitrary boundary passes muster. OSHA either provides regulation and guidelines for ALL workplace employees or they don’t.
OSHA regs for workplace safety aren’t applicable to small businesses as defined in their own terms?That definition springs from their classification of small business as organizations that employ fewer than 100 employees. They are exempting "small businesses" as they define them by using that 100 employee figure. If the OSHA regulations don't pass legal scrutiny, I doubt it will fail on those grounds (but I hope I'm wrong).
That definition springs from their classification of small business as organizations that employ fewer than 100 employees. They are exempting "small businesses" as they define them by using that 100 employee figure. If the OSHA regulations don't pass legal scrutiny, I doubt it will fail on those grounds (but I hope I'm wrong).
I know that it makes zero sense, but government actions rarely make any sense. The federal government often carves out small business exemptions for regulations.OSHA regs for workplace safety aren’t applicable to small businesses as defined in their own terms?
The whole sales job here is workplace safety. That is the only shell game they can muster to pull this over reach fiasco under the purview of the executive branch.
30 common medications that used fetal cell lines during research and development. The list includes acetaminophen, albuterol, aspirin, ibuprofen, Tylenol, Pepto Bismol, Tums, Lipitor, Senokot, Motrin, Maalox, Ex-Lax, Benadryl, Sudafed, Preparation H, Claritin, Prilosec, and Zoloft.
This is some alarming stuff.
Although, aspirin I know was here long before fetal cells were used back in the late 1800s... And looking over that list even more, I would say several of those were originally developed long before fetal cell research really got up and running. Can you say that these drugs may have changed or be redeveloped over the years? Sure you can, but several of those drugs in that list were already here and developed a long time ago.
My wife works for a global leader in their industry. Wednesday, she received an email encouraging all employees to wear purple in support for LGBTQ+ co workers. Never mind all of the employees work from home and no one sees what they wear. It’s all “about being supportive of each other. “
Then Thursday, she received a email from the same HR dept saying they have 6 weeks to get vaxxed or they will be terminated. This stupid company HQ doesn’t realize they are in an industry right now where “talent is in demand”. This company wrote about it only 11 months ago. Unlike hospitals where graduates of nursing schools occur routinely, this industry must have experienced & talented people. So much for supporting each other.
It is crazy that companies let a guy who has never worked in private sector for last 50+ years, if ever, dictate to them what to do.
My company is treading lightly too. Problem is they have a decent sized office in FL and DeSantis and legislators are going to discuss quickly passing a law that makes companies liable if anything goes wrong.
The horror.
Oh and they probably want to keep their talent, you know, alive and such.
Upon what grounds can any damn company quiz any individual, employee or not, on their religious beliefs? It screams First Amendment violation.
edit: as well as the Civil Rights Act