Previously OSHA stated that any employer who required vaccinations must report adverse reactions as workplace injuries. However, OSHA is now saying they will not “enforce” that record-keeping requirement until May of 2022.

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Great article, sound like there would be a legal battle that small to midsized companies would be unwilling to engage in.

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