2007 House Bill 4532 (Prohibit employer policies on off-work conduct ) (House Roll Call 392)
Passed in the House (63 to 45) on May 15, 2008, to prohibit an employer with more than 50 workers from having a policy against employing an individual on the basis of certain conduct by the individual during nonworking hours. Bills like this were first introduced in 2005 after the Weyco company fired several employees who refused to comply with company policy prohibiting the employment of smokers. [History, Amendments & Comments]
The vote was 63 in favor, 45 opposed, and 2 not voting
(House Roll Call 392 at House Journal 47)
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The following legislators supported 2007 House Bill 4532 (Prohibit employer policies on off-work conduct ):
The following legislators opposed 2007 House Bill 4532 (Prohibit employer policies on off-work conduct ):
The following legislators did not vote on 2007 House Bill 4532 (Prohibit employer policies on off-work conduct ):
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1) Stink? [by Anonymous Citizen on June 26, 2008]What about employees who reek of their favorite perfume that they love and no one else does?
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Anonymous Citizen posts:
“You Are A Psycho control freak and should seek help for your problem. It ain't all about you princess, regardless of what your mommy or the indoctrination centers taught you. Get a life. I want to be able to send you home for that hygene problem. Then I'll fire you...Hehehe this is fun.”
The irony of the pot calling the kettle “black” here is palpable.
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control freak and should seek help for your problem. It ain't all about you princess, regardless of what your mommy or the indoctrination centers taught you.
Get a life. I want to be able to send you home for that hygene problem. Then I'll fire you...Hehehe this is fun.
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