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[Guidance Overview] May 31, 2016 "Prior to the publication of the new final rule, the EEOC took the view that an employer could not offer any inducement to an employee for providing family medical history.... The final rule ... states that an employer may, in certain circumstances, offer an employee limited inducements for the employee's spouse to provide information about the spouse's manifestation of disease or disorder ... However, this exception does not extend to genetic information about a spouse or to information about manifestation of diseases or disorders in, or genetic information about, an employee's children." MORE >> |
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