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GE suspends COVID-19 vaccine or test requirement after U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling -Breaking

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© Reuters. FILEPHOTO: A Sears shop in Schaumburg in Illinois features the General Electric logo on Monday, September 8. 2014. Electrolux AB of Sweden announced on Monday that it would pay $3.3B in cash to General Electric Co.’s appliance business.

CHICAGO (Reuters). General Electric (NYSE) Co announced Friday that COVID-19 has been withdrawn from employees’ testing requirements. This was in response to the U.S Supreme Court’s decision.

The court on Thursday blocked President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccination-or-testing mandate for large businesses – a policy the conservative justices deemed an improper imposition on the lives and health of many Americans – while endorsing a separate federal vaccine requirement for healthcare facilities.

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