Gov. Holcomb responds to OSHA releasing the emergency temporary standard mandating the vaccine

Monday, November 8, 2021 at 9:18 AM

By Indiana Gov Eric Holcomb

Overreach of the government’s role

                                  2021 Updated Banner

INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Eric J. Holcomb offered the following statement in response to OSHA publishing the emergency temporary standard (ETS) which mandates companies with 100 employees or more require the  COVID-19 vaccine or weekly testing.

“I direct the Indiana Department of Labor to work with the Attorney General on a lawsuit challenging the federal government regarding the OSHA ETS. This is an overreach of the government’s role in serving and protecting Hoosiers. While I agree that the vaccine is the tool that will best protect against COVID-19, this federal government approach is unprecedented and will bring about harmful, unintended consequences in the supply chain and the workforce.”

More from Local News

Events

Local News

Kentucky Receives National Recognition for Economic Growth

Kentucky earns Area Development’s Silver Shovel Award for second year in a row

Kentucky State Police Offering $71,000 Starting Salary for Applicants Accepted into Cadet Class 108

Cadet Class 108 to receive increased salary, revamped training curriculum, overtime and mileage reimbursement with guaranteed post assignments

Ivy Tech Madison to Host Enrollment Fair for Fall Semester

Help students complete all the necessary steps to enroll for the Fall semester

Local Sports

LOCAL SPORTS FOR NOVEMBER 18, 2025

Any missing scores or to report a score email news@953wiki.com