[curt15]

The vaccine is mandated as a condition for employment. Is it different from universities requiring vaccines for their students (Indiana University already won a legal challenge -- https://www.scotusblog.com/2021/08/barrett-leaves-indiana-un...) or military personnel having to get a battery of shots when they enlist? All those requirements should survive or fall together.

[jtbayly]

Mandated not by their employer, but by the federal government's executive branch is the question at hand.

[kelnos]

Public schools in many (most? all?) municipalities require kids be vaccinated against several things before being allowed to attend school. This has been the case since well before I was born. This is a government setting the requirement. Now, perhaps it is not legal for the federal government to set this sort of requirement. But maybe it is.

[jtbayly]

Which is state-mandated, not federal, and done by passed law, not by executive order IIUC. That's still a huge difference.