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- Question 1 of 2 Dana was required by her employer to take a drug test after Dana reported work-related carpal tunnel syndrome. Her employer had no reasonable basis for suspecting that drug use could have contributed to her condition and it had no other reasonable basis for requiring her to take a drug test. Rather, her employer routinely subjects all employees who report work-related injuries to a drug test regardless of the circumstances surrounding the injury. The state workers' compensation program applicable to the employer did not address drug testing, and no other state or federal law requires the employer to drug test employees who sustain injuries at work. Did the employer subject Dana to a drug test to retaliate against her for reporting a workplace injury?
- Standard 14 - Handling Information Question 5 By law, information about patients/service users can be shared with all members of staff True False Standard 13- Health and Safety
- Question 4 Sensitive information (such as race or religious beliefs)benefit from greater legal protection True False Standard 13- Health and Safety
- Module 2 - Legislation and Guidance The Equality Act 2010 protects everyone in England and Wales from discrimination. True or False? True False Submit
- Module 2 - Legislation and Guidance The Equality Act 2010 protects people against discrimination harassment and victimisation in employment, and as users of private and public services. True or False? True False