The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) says it is “seeking comment” about whether businesses with fewer than 100 employees should be subject to the COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandate it is implementing on big businesses.
OSHA’s requirement will force businesses with more than 100 employees to mandate vaccines or else their employees will need to wear masks and be tested for COVID-19 weekly. It will go into effect Jan. 4.
But according to a summary released by OSHA, it appears to be considering implementing the rule for small businesses as well.
“OSHA is confident that employers with 100 or more employees have the administrative capacity to implement the standard’s requirements promptly, but is less confident that smaller employers can do so without undue disruption,” the summary says. “OSHA needs additional time to assess the capacity of smaller employers, and is seeking comment to help the agency make that determination.”
The same language is included in the Federal Register page for the vaccine rule.
The Department of Labor did not immediately respond to a request for comment from FOX Business asking about the potential timing of such a rule for smaller employers.
OSHA can pound sand
They don’t make law
Or enforce any
This isn’t about any virus
This is about shutting us all down
Are we going to let them ?
All Right. That’s It. OSHA employees are being made the sacrificial pawns.
Literally. Because the 3-Letter, and one 5-Letter (BATFE), agencies are un-Constitutional entities. Actually, OSHA is an un-Constitutional 4-Letter agency.
And they are low IQ chicken shits.
I hope they are being made aware of that.
Well of course they’re considering it. Just like they “considered” it with the large businesses before making it mandatory. They want everyone to take the jab. They just have to market it slowly to heat the frog in the pot. It’s the Commie way, don’tcha know? First the large businesses, then the small businesses.