Third Circuit held in Doe v. Scalia that once the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA has completed enforcement proceedings, an employee may not maintain a lawsuit under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 OSH Act.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in the OSHA ETS case. Of course one never knows how the Court will rule, but if the Justices’ questions are any indication, there could be a 6-3 split in favor of a stay.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in the OSHA ETS case. Of course one never knows how the Court will rule, but if the Justices’ questions are any indication, there could be a 6-3 split in favor of a stay.
covid or face regular testing. that sparked outrage for many republicans. 26 states with gop state officials are suing the biden administration calling the mandate federal overreach. the president said in a statement that while we much would have preferred requirements would not be necessary, too many people remain unvaccinated for us to get out of this pandemic for good. ohio attorney general dave yost joins us now. his state has joined 25 others in a lawsuit opposing the requirement for private employers. sir, thank you so much for taking part of your weekend to chat with us about this. let s get right to the core of the argument. so legal experts say that this is going to come down to how courts interpret the occupational safety and health act of 1970. they, the federal government, argues that it allows them to install rules that are necessary to protect workers from grave danger. so in the context of the biden rule, how does that violate the constitution? well, there s a separati