posted on Sep, 16 2021 @ 05:56 AM
S&F
It is harder for the government to minimize the total number of adverse reactions when you have every employer keeping their own company log of
vaccine related injuries. VAERS data is tightly locked down in a government controlled centralized location - company OSHA logs aren’t.
OSHA requires many employers to keep a record of injuries and illnesses to help these employers and their employees identify hazards, fix problems and
prevent additional injuries and illnesses. The whole point of OSHA is to track and reduce workplace injuries. When multiple employee injuries are
identified and the same underlying cause is the culprit an action plan is created and the cause is addressed and mitigated.
If you are a company Risk Manager and you are notified of employee adverse reactions to a mandated company vaccine you would typically be obligated to
form a team, investigate and take action. If a company rolls out a new mandatory vaccine and in the following 14-30 days the risk manager gets 4
adverse reaction reports hitting their desk (example: 1 case of myocarditis, 1 case of Bell’s Palsy, 1 case of miscarriage, 1 case of
stroke)…then alarms are going to start going off within the company. It would be hard for the government to keep that quiet…too many
whistleblowers.
www.osha.gov...
a reply to:
HawkEyi
edit on 16-9-2021 by Buvvy because: (no reason given)