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In today’s Law Shanty, a special guest takes a deeper dive into the Sixth Circuit’s decision to dissolve the stay issued by the Fifth Circuit and what this means for employers. In a two-to-one decision made by the three-judge panel, the court found that OSHA was well within its authority to issue the ETS. Click on the link below to view the video and hear the details on the Sixth Circuit’s reasoning for dissolving the stay and the new compliance deadlines employers must meet.&nbsp;

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What the Sixth Circuit's OSHA ETS Decision Means for Employers

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Look for additional Warner recordings in the near future from Steve Palazzolo’s podcast “Warner Employment News From the Law Shanty.”

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Warner Employment News From the Law Shanty

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Steven A. “Steve” Palazzolo

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What the Sixth Circuit’s OSHA ETS Decision Means for Employers

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What the Sixth Circuit’s OSHA ETS Decision Means for Employers

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