Regardless of the court battle, the Biden administration remains engaged in delegating the vaccine to Joe’s national employer through OSHA, Bill de Blasio, a far-left narcissist who is about to leave NYC mayor just announced private employers in the city must require all their employees to receive COVID jabs.

This new mandate comes at the same time as the interim federal courts Blocking President Joe Biden’s federal vaccine order on companies with more than 100 employees since its entry into force.

Delegating the first vaccine in the country to private companies is what Mayor Bill de Blasio calls a “preemptive blow” against the Omicron variant and possible COVID-19 spike in the coming weeks. winter.

The Mayor made the proxy announcement on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”.

“We in New York City decided to use a pre-emptive strike to really do something daring to prevent further growth of COVID and the dangers it poses to all of us. me,” said de Blasio. “All private sector employers in New York City will be covered by this vaccine authorization as of December 27”

New York City has required vaccinations for hospital and nursing home staff, as well as city employees including teachers, police and firefighters. Last week, the mayor’s office also announced the The quest will be expanded to private and religious schools.

At a Press Conference New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi said Monday morning that the city will issue new vaccination regulations on December 15.

“Active vaccines and active vaccine missions, especially when joined together with efforts to build trust in vaccines, provide incentives and improve capabilities,” said Chokshi. approach as we did in New York City. “We have seen this with our healthcare workers, school staff and public employees. Now is the time for the private sector to step up and follow suit.”

NYC Councilmember Mark Levine, who chairs the council’s health committee, tweeted that vaccination passport requirements at indoor public facilities such as restaurants and theaters would be expanded to include including children aged 5 to 11 years on December 14 and will require a second vaccination from December 27.

On a positive note, for those living in the Big Apple, all of these COVID-19 policies are subject to review after Mayor-elect Eric Adams takes over on Jan. 1. In a statement with WLNY-TV, the mayor-elect said he will “evaluate” the new mandate once he takes office.

“The mayor-elect will evaluate this mandate and other COVID strategies while he is in office and make decisions based on science, effectiveness, and the advice of medical professionals,” the spokesperson said. .