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Coast Guard lawsuit shakes up HR rules on vaccine mandates and compliance

According to the court record, the Coast Guard denied religious accommodation requests from 1,351 service members, including the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs allege they were denied procedural rights such as administrative discharge boards, reenlistment boards, legal counsel, pre-separation medical treatment, and separation pay. They also claim the Coast Guard did not properly distinguish between Emergency Use Authorization vaccines and FDA-approved vaccines.
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