Settlement talks ‘fruitful,’ but judge wants Oak Ridge vaccine case closed soon

A half-dozen employees suing the Department of Energy’s operations contractor for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee are making headway in settling their case involving mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for most workers, and a federal judge said this…

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Settlement talks ‘fruitful,’ but judge wants Oak Ridge vaccine case closed soon

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