The Supreme Court announced it will expedite matters by holding a special hearing on January 7
that, “More than half the states and coalitions of business and religious groups are asking the justices for emergency action to block the OSHA rules, which would cover an estimated 80 million workers.”it will expedite matters by holding a special hearing on January 7 to consider the challenge.evening that it is “confident in the legal authority for both policies and [the Department of Justice] will vigorously defend both at the Supreme Court.
“Especially as the U.S. faces the highly transmissible Omicron variant, it is critical to protect workers with vaccination requirements and testing protocols that are urgently needed,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in a statement.Creel predicted that, “The chances that Biden’s mandate is held as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court is very low.
“The second reason is a simple one: the current makeup of the Supreme Court is politically conservative and therefore more likely to scrutinize attempts by the federal government to establish new laws impacting personal freedoms.“The fact the ETS was first blocked by the Fifth Circuit’s stay and then, weeks later, resurrected by the Sixth Circuit’s ruling has made it especially challenging to large employers who are simply trying to comply with the law.
“While all employers certainly want this devastating pandemic to end, both the evolving requirements and the politics underlying the legal challenges have created a moving target."Next month’s court hearing will come against the backdrop of a dramatic rise in the number of cases of the Covid-19 omicron variant and implementation of President Joe Biden’s latest battle plan to combat the coronavirus crisis.
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