The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Pitton’s decision to vaccinate companies is “illegal.”

The Supreme Court has barred the Biden administration from enforcing the requirement that business employees be vaccinated against COVID-19 or subjected to weekly tests. And wear a mask at work.

At the same time, Court administration allows most health care workers in the United States to pursue a vaccination order.

Thursday’s court orders during the escalation of corona virus cases are a misnomer in the administration’s efforts to increase vaccination rates among Americans.

The Conservative majority of the court ruled that the administration had violated its authority in attempting to impose a vaccine or trial rule. For U.S. companies with at least 100 employees from Occupational Safety and Health Administration. More than 80 million people would have been affected.

“OSHA has never issued such an order before. There is no Congress. Honestly, Although Congress has enacted significant legislation to address the COVID-19 epidemic, OSHA has refused to implement any measures similar to those enacted here.Conservatives wrote an unsigned comment.

Disagreeing, the three liberals in court argued that the court had violated its limits by reversing the judgment of health experts.. “The court relocates the investigations of government officials entrusted with the task of responding to workplace health emergencies as it operates outside its jurisdiction and without a legal basis,” the court wrote. Judges Stephen Prayer, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor in a joint protest.

In shaping the OSHA rule, White House officials have always faced legal challenges, and some have raised doubts about whether they can personally withstand them. But despite that, The administration still sees the regime as a success in getting vaccinated for millions of people and private companies that are not affected by the legal challenge are implementing their own needs.

Both rules were challenged by Republican-led states. In addition, business groups have slammed OSHA’s emergency regulation as too costly and could cause workers to leave their jobs at a time when new hires are already difficult.

The vaccination order, which the court allows to be enforced nationwide, includes all health workers in the country. This applies to health care providers who receive federal funding from medical care or medical assistance that may affect 76,000 health care facilities and home health care providers. There are medical and religious exceptions to the rule.

The decisions of the Federal Court of Appeals in New Orleans and St. Louis prevented the order in half the states. Management is already taking steps to use this elsewhere.

In the health care case, only Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito objected. “Challenges posed by the global epidemic will not allow a federal agency to exercise power that Congress does not have. .

More than 208 million Americans, 62.7% of the population, are fully vaccinated. According to the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one-third of them have received booster shots. All nine judges received booster shots.

The judges heard arguments on the challenges last week. Their questions pointed to the split verdict they handed down on Thursday.

With information of the AP

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