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In case of employee illness of contagious nature inform to be *

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Answered by ROCKYBHAAI
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Explanation:

Employers are legally liable for both employees and nonemployees infected in the workplace. Additionally, chronic disease carriers such as persons with tuberculosis are protected against employment discrimination by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It is imperative to have a policy and actionable plan in place that considers legally protected employees under the ADA, privacy issues of infected employees, recognition of risk, and the reduction of employer liability and continuing operations.

Employers are legally liable for both employees and nonemployees infected in the workplace. Additionally, chronic disease carriers such as persons with tuberculosis are protected against employment discrimination by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It is imperative to have a policy and actionable plan in place that considers legally protected employees under the ADA, privacy issues of infected employees, recognition of risk, and the reduction of employer liability and continuing operations.Employers have five basic actions to take when there is a potential communicable disease risk in the workplace:

Notification and verification of disease risk.

Understanding the disease and culling resources.

Identifying the scope of the risk.

Determining employer response.

Handling internal and HR compliance matters.

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