Article III requires a concrete injury that is not speculative and that is justiciable.
You can’t file a lawsuit based on what is going to happen in the future. The law simply doesn’t work that way.
Until OSHA publishes the rule, no one even knows what the exact parameters of the rule will be. We have a rough idea and a lot of media spin, but none of those carry the weight of the law.
it appears they are also laying an implicit threat by going ETS that they’ll start enforcing the day they file and start fining non-compliers. It shouldn’t stand scrutiny in the courts but they’re all corrupt, too, and by the time things work their way through the good companies and their employees will have been plundered.