Im not aware of any law that states a company can force you to take an injection. Perhaps you could point this out for me?
It wasn't an exact law. Though I wouldn't be surprised if the rulings were at least partially based on the "right to work" laws.
A Texas conservative judge appointed by Ronald Reagan ruled that a private business can mandate that a person be vaccinated or they can be fired.
The employees filed a lawsuit sued the hospital over its vaccine requirement, but a judge called the lawsuit frivolous.
abc7news.com
Here is part of his ruling:
"The public's interest in having a hospital capable of caring for patients during a pandemic far outweighs protecting the vaccination preferences of 116 employees," Hughes wrote. "The plaintiffs are not just jeopardizing their own health; they are jeopardizing the health of doctors, nurses, support staff, patients and their families."
Then there is the judge in Indiana who ruled that the University of Indiana can mandate vaccinations. The plaintiffs are appealing the ruling.
A judge ruled to uphold Indiana University's policy to require vaccinations for students and staff entering campus in the fall.
www.forbes.com
Here is part of that ruling:
Federal Judge Damon Leichty denied a request for an injunction,
writingthat Indiana University was within its right to create the policy in the “interest of public health” for staff and students.
Then there is the over 100 year ruling by the Supreme Court giving states the right to mandate vaccines with the small pox vaccination.
In 1905, the U.S. Supreme Court said that Massachusett's compulsory smallpox vaccination program did not violate a pastor's religious freedom rights under the First Amendment in Jacobson v. Massachusetts.
mtsu.edu
Finally if people didn't spend so many decades fighting to kill unions, strip worker's rights and give a lot more power to private business people might not be in this situation now.
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