2005 Senate Bill 381: Prohibit employer policies on off-work conduct

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Introduced by Sen. Virg Bernero (D) on April 13, 2005, to prohibit an employer from having a policy against employing an individual on the basis of certain conduct by the individual during nonworking hours. The bill was introduced after the Weyco company fired several employees who refused to comply with company policy prohibiting the employment of smokers.
- Referred to the Senate Government Operations and Reform Committee on April 13, 2005.

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2) Apply to public schools by Anonymous Citizen on April 16, 2005
This needs to be applied to the public school. Some school districts put you plans of assistance if your "too fat" or even if you involved on a township board or county commission, administration will politic you to vote their way. or you butt is fired. Some school administrators expect you to go to "their church" or you won't fit in or get raises. HOw you live your life after work hours is your bosses business without this legislation. Your school boss owns you 24/7 so pass this legislation and get our freedoms back
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3) 2005 Senate Bill 381 (Prohibit employer policies on off-work conduct ) by admin on January 1, 2001
Introduced in the Senate on April 13, 2005

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