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Old 04-08-2022, 01:55 PM   #301
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How does that work, legally? You require employees to disclose their medical conditions and medications they're taking?
We have a fully fleshed out HR policy for those who request medical or religious exemptions. No one in my office did, but we did have some in other offices statewide who did. If the exemption is granted, that person has to be tested weekly and must mask at all times.
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