Five Los Angeles County employees sued the city over the recent COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city workers, arguing that the mandate is “unconstitutional.” Back in August, Los Angeles Board of Supervisors Chair Hilda Solis issued an executive order mandating all county workers receive COVID-19 vaccination by Oct.7—an order which the rest of the board later ratified. “L.A. County should lead by example,” Supervisor Sheila Kuehl told The Epoch Times in a previous interview. “The best step we can take for the health of all our residents is for as many working adults as possible to be vaccinated, so we are starting with our own 100,000 plus employees, insisting that, for a start, they either be fully vaccinated or get a COVID-19 test each week and eventually get vaccinated, unless they are exempted for health or religious beliefs.” County Employee Lawsuit While the order allows for exemptions for religious or medical …