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Paternalism in the Age of COVID-19 Can Trip Up Well-Meaning Employers – Lexology
Employers are authorized, and to some degree required, to intrude into their employees’ personal lives and health issues as a screening tool to…
Employers are authorized, and to some degree required, to intrude into their employees’ personal lives and health issues as a screening tool to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the workplace. It is critical to remember, however, that the inquiries employers may currently be posing with regard to employees’ recent travel activity, physical health, and contacts with others represent a very limited exception to the general principle that employees in the U.S. are legally entitled to keep their health…
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