Re:Some states push to ban “discrimination” against unvaccin...
by Nursie on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @10:47AM
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> Why throwaway such an important body of data? Does not make any sense at all.
Presumably it's not the only body of data, though, particularly when we're talking about worldwide, rather than just the USA. Side effects are detected in other countries too.
> OSHA will not enforce 29 CFR 1904’s recording requirements to require any employers to record worker side effects
So ... you're not required to report suspected covid-vaccine health problems your employees might be having. It seems a poor fit for something you'd want employers to do anyway? Much more suited to the healthcare system.
> if a local authority takes a measure that contradict W.H.O, and later it turn out to be sub-optimal, then the local body will find it hard to justify in front of the people
Good reason to stick to well-evidenced treatments then, regardless of the WHO, as if more reason was needed.
Presumably it's not the only body of data, though, particularly when we're talking about worldwide, rather than just the USA. Side effects are detected in other countries too.
> OSHA will not enforce 29 CFR 1904’s recording requirements to require any employers to record worker side effects
So ... you're not required to report suspected covid-vaccine health problems your employees might be having. It seems a poor fit for something you'd want employers to do anyway? Much more suited to the healthcare system.
> if a local authority takes a measure that contradict W.H.O, and later it turn out to be sub-optimal, then the local body will find it hard to justify in front of the people
Good reason to stick to well-evidenced treatments then, regardless of the WHO, as if more reason was needed.