Some organizations have been reluctant to adopt mandates out of concern they will cause workers to quit in an already-tight labor market. But just 3% of companies with the requirement have seen a spike in resignations, the survey found. (Credit: chalermphon_tiam/Shutterstock) Some organizations have been reluctant to adopt mandates out of concern they will cause workers to quit in an already-tight labor market. But just 3% of companies with the requirement have seen a spike in resignations, the survey found. (Credit: chalermphon_tiam/Shutterstock)

(Bloomberg) — Almost a third of companies say they will only impose a vaccine requirement for employees if President Joe Biden's shot-or-test rules are upheld by U.S. courts, indicating that corporate mandates won't be widespread without federal regulation.

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