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Employment Guide to COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Workplace – Part 4

Written by on October 8, 2021 in Covid-19 Centre, Employment Law Blog, Employment Law Issues

Part 4 – Can an Employee be Required to Undergo COVID-19 Testing?

This part discusses anti-gen testing as an alternative to vaccinations and whether this is sufficient protection to avoid liability under the OHSA.

The following questions are answered:

  • Is anti-gen testing a sufficient safety measure to comply with the OHSA?
  • Are there other safety measures to reduce the risk of transmission? Are these sufficient?
  • Should only the unvaccinated be singled out for testing?
  • How often will an employee be required to test?
  • On what grounds can an employee refuse the test?
  • Can you discipline or terminate an employee for their refusal to comply with the testing policy? Should you?
  • How do you avoid a Human Rights complaint?
  • What mistakes to avoid in creating a policy?

DOWNLOAD: COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Workplace – Part 4

COVID-19 Vaccinations -- PART-4 Can an Employee be Required to Undergo COVID-19 Testing?

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