Minnesota on Monday became the first state to announce it had adopted federal OSHA’s Covid-19 shot or weekly testing emergency standard for employers with 100 or more workers.
The Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration in a written statement said it won’t issue citations before Jan. 10 and won’t issue citations for noncompliance with the standard’s testing requirements prior to Feb. 9 if the employer is “exercising reasonable, good faith efforts” to comply.
The state standard mirrors the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration mandate that covered private employers must implement a mandatory vaccination program or require workers who aren’t ...
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