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This program review the employment laws that employers must consider when an employee requests the right to bring a pet into the workplace, including the Americans with Disabilities Act. We also discuss the written policies and other documents an employer may wish to put in place when it allows an animal into the workplace.
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60 NHMCLE Live Minutes
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