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Indiana vaccine exemption bill advances, faces GOP hurdles
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana House Republicans pushed through a proposal Tuesday that would severely limit workplace COVID-19 vaccination requirements even as the move faces resistance from Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana House Republicans pushed through a proposal Tuesday that would severely limit workplace COVID-19 vaccination requirements even as the move faces resistance from Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb
INDIANAPOLIS — A bill placing restrictions on employers who mandate the COVID-19 vaccine narrowly passed the House 57-35 Tuesday, with eight Republicans joining Democrats in opposition.
The Indiana House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill banning employers from requiring the COVID-19 vaccine unless they allow certain exemptions.
(The Center Square) – The Indiana House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday that would require employers that mandate the COVID-19 vaccination to offer four exemptions for employees, including a
The Republican-controlled House voted 58-35 Tuesday to approve a controversial plan restricting Indiana companies from imposing a COVID-19 vaccine requirement on their employees.
The bill would require private companies to allow medical, religious and “natural immunity” exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine and it would allow unvaccinated employees to instead get weekly testing.
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