Feds Cite Half-Billion in DOE COVID-19 Leave Costs as Reason for Contractor Vax Mandate

By Staff Reports

In addition to claiming more than 800,000 American lives, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused “massive economic disruptions in the public and private sector,” which bolsters the case for requiring most employees of federal contractors to be vaccinated, U.S. government…

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