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More physicians seek unions amid changing landscape, COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

More physicians seek unions amid changing landscape, COVID-19

Medical residents are driving an uptick in union organizing among doctors.

HHS is giving clear signals of wind down of public health emergency - Vimarsana News

HHS is giving clear signals of wind down of public health emergency

The current public health emergency ends on April 16, with the federal government giving all indication of the coming end of the PHE, according to Michael P. Strazzella, head of Federal Government Relations at Buchanan Ingersoll and Rooney. Since the Department of Health and Human Services has said it would give 60 days notice prior to announcing the end of the PHE, most

OSHA sets Jan. 4 deadline for employers to mandate COVID-19 vaccines - Vimarsana News

OSHA sets Jan. 4 deadline for employers to mandate COVID-19 vaccines

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Conflicting federal, state COVID-19 vaccine requirements have hospitals trapped in noncompliance - Vimarsana News

Conflicting federal, state COVID-19 vaccine requirements have hospitals trapped in noncompliance

Legal experts weigh in on the options for hospitals forced to choose between Biden's executive orders and a number of state-level bans on COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Unions wade into debate over requiring COVID-19 vaccine - Vimarsana News

Unions wade into debate over requiring COVID-19 vaccine

Unions wade into debate over requiring COVID-19 vaccine Alex Gangitano © GETTY IMAGES Unions wade into debate over requiring COVID-19 vaccine Labor unions may soon find themselves in an unexpected role during the coronavirus pandemic: defending members who refuse to take a vaccine. Unions have fought hard to get their workers near the top of the vaccination list but now are girding for the likelihood that some of their members will push back on businesses that mandate shots for employees. The brewing standoffs carry political implications as well as public health concerns. ...

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