Attorneys for nearly a dozen faith-based employers are asking the Supreme Court to  issue an emergency stay on enforcement of President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate and to take the case for a full review by the nine justices. “Relief is warranted because the mandate seeks to issue sweeping non-workplace, public health measures. The Occupational Safety and Health Act (‘OSH Act’) only concerns ‘workplace-specific hazards’ and ‘workplace-specific safety measures,'” the faith-based employers told Justice Bret Kavanaugh in a motion filed late Friday. The OSH Act established the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) and defined the scope of its authority. Biden issued the mandate on all private employers with 100 or more workers through OSHA. The mandate requires all covered workers to receive the vaccine against the CCP virus that is also known as the Coronavirus, or be tested on a weekly basis. Kavanaugh is the Supreme Court justice designated for …