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Senate passes measure striking down healthcare worker vaccine mandate

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The resolution is unlikely to pass the House, and Biden would veto the bill if passed, the White House says.

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6 articles, oldest first.

  1. The Hill

    Senate GOP votes to strike Biden's vaccine rule for health care workers (opens The Hill)

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    Senate Republicans on Wednesday voted to strike down President Biden’s vaccine mandate targeting health care workers, in a rebuke of the administration.

  2. Government Executive

    The Senate Passes a Measure Aimed at Undoing the Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers (opens Government Executive)

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    The Supreme Court allowed it to stand last month, but lawmakers say the measure punishes the health care workforce.

  3. Washington Examiner

    Senate approves measure to end vaccine mandate for healthcare workers (opens Washington Examiner)

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    The Senate voted Wednesday to nix the Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for healthcare workers whose employers receive funding from Medicare and Medicaid.

  4. Health Care Finance News

    Senate passes measure striking down healthcare worker vaccine mandate (opens Health Care Finance News)

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    The resolution is unlikely to pass the House, and Biden would veto the bill if passed, the White House says.

  5. Washington Times

    Senate votes to ditch vaccine mandates on health workers (opens Washington Times)

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    The Senate voted Wednesday to get rid of President Biden’s vaccine mandate on health workers at places that receive federal funding in a political messaging move ahead of the midterm elections.

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