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New CDC isolation guidelines raise concerns among health experts...


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Upcoming Event

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TNEC Spring Health & Safety Series 2022

Description: Expert Panel Discussion Each Month on a Variety of Hot Topics-Cancers in the Workplace-including PFAS; Opioid case increase while still remaining a taboo subject in the workplace; And how can your town/organization really prepare for a natural disaster?

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2021 was a deadly year for weather: 20 disasters killed more than 600 Americans

Reported from USA Today, 2021 was another catastrophic and deadly year for weather and climate disasters in the USA, federal scientists announced Monday. There were 20 separate disasters that each cost at least $1 billion in damage, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported.

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Supreme Court Blocks OSHA Standard,

Leaves Workers Without COVID-19 Protection

The Supreme Court blocked OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) that required employees in businesses with 100 or more employees to either be vaccinated or regularly tested and masked. Dissenting were the three Justices appointed by Democratic Presidents: Breyer, Sotomayor and Kagan. The majority stated that the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHAct) “plainly” does not authorize the vaccine or masking requirements. Calling the OSHA standard no “everyday exercise of federal power” they labeled it “instead a significant encroachment into the lives—and health—of a vast number of employees.” The argued that in a situation where an agency is authorized to “exercise powers of vast economic and political significance,” Congress must “speak clearly.”  The majority argued that it is not the responsibility of OSHA to weight to costs and benefits of the standard, but rather “the responsibility of those chosen by the people through democratic processes” — in other words, Congress.

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