10Feb
Employer’s Request To Count Employee’s Prescription Medication Sufficient To Support Invasion Of Privacy Claim
A federal court in Alabama held that an employer’s request to count an employee’s prescription medication – in connection with a drug test that the employee passed – supported the employee’s claim for invasion of privacy. Effinger v....
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Jackson Lewis P.C.
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