Tuesday, November 23, 2021
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
On November 5, OSHA released the much-anticipated Emergency Temporary Standard, which requires private-sector employers of 100 or more to either mandate vaccination or require weekly testing. This has been met with much controversy and has left employers with more questions than answers. Join Christine Liu McLaughlin, attorney with Godfrey & Kahn, and Sean Scullen, partner with Quarles & Brady, as they address the requirements, pending lawsuits, and what employers should be doing to be compliant.
Topics we will cover:
- How an ETS differs from a law, and whether it can become a law
- Determining employee count
- Undue hardship determinations for religious or health condition exemption requests
- Testing requirements for employers and employees
- Penalties for noncompliance with the ETS
- Requirements for tracking and reporting vaccination status
- Handling walkouts, protests, and refusals to vaccinate
- The differences and similarities between OSHA, CMS, and Safer Federal Workforce Task Force vaccination requirements
- The current status of the appeal process
Presenters:
- Attorney Christine Liu McLaughlin – Godfrey & Kahn
- Attorney Sean Scullen – Quarles & Brady
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