UCOR replies to amended COVID lawsuit from ex employee

By Wayne Barber

The Department of Energy’s environmental prime at the Oak Ridge Site in Tennessee said in a court filing last week that as a U.S. contractor it is shielded from a lawsuit brought under a state law by a former employee fired after refusing to be vaccinated for…

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