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Hepatitis In The Workplace
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How about HCV in the workplace?Firefighter diagnosed with HCV. Employers want GUARANTEE that I cannot spread the disease before they let me back to work. How can I guaranty no-one else will get it when I don't even know how many others may already be infected through their...
Response from Nancy Breuer
WorkPositive, Inc.
You ask a very intelligent question that your union needs to know about; it sounds as though you are being asked for the impossible. You cannot guarantee that you will not transmit a bloodborne infection because you cannot guarantee that your...
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workplacemy ? someone at my job a grocery store. who works with a knife, and we all have nikes and cuts just... Read more »Hipitis C in the workplaceWe have an employee that Hipitis C. I am the HR director. I do not know anything about this... Read more »
Articles
Testing the Waters in the WorkplaceJavier Gomez told himself he would go back to work when combination therapy pumped up his T-cells, dropped his viral load, and kept him "feeling good" for a year. A day before Halloween, six years after he left work on "temporary" medical leave, he... Read more »
Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities as an HIV-Positive Person in the WorkplaceTable of Contents Introduction Frequent Workplace Questions Rights in the Workplace: Know the Law Taking Care of Yourself at Work Introduction You can do a lot to prevent HIV discrimination at work by learning about your rights... Read more »
Workplace Attitudes Toward HIV/AIDS, Acceptance of Condoms Improving, ILO Report FindsWorkplace attitudes toward people living with HIV/AIDS, and acceptance of condom use and other preventive measures have increased in some countries as a result of HIV policies and practices, according to a report by the International Labour... Read more »
HIV/AIDS Workplace Tools: Questions Asked Most Often and Answers You Need to KnowQ. Why should I be concerned about HIV or AIDS in my business? A. One in six large U.S. worksites (with more than 50 employees) and one in 15 small U.S. worksites (with fewer than 50 employees) have had an employee or employees with HIV infection... Read more »
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Workplace issues and HIV/AIDS
Posted by ScotCharles
http://www.thebody.com/workplace.htmlCheck out this link for workplace issues with HIV/AIDS. It is very thorough. Read more » Legal/Policy Specialist HIV/AIDS in the workplace
Posted by Anonymous
Description: The International Health Group is seeking a qualified candidate to serve as a Policy/Legal Specialist on an HIV/AIDS in the Workplace program. The position will involve technical oversight of up to ten overseas projects in collaboration... Read more » Workplace/Acadaemia Issues
Posted by klclt, 1 Reply
Hi all,I stumbled upon this site when I first came back as poz. I didn't know what to do or how to deal with it, and this site has been a lifesaver. And then, I disappeared for about 6 months. Tonight's one of those "bad nights," though. ... Read more » Periodo ventana de la hepatitis b y c
Posted by mariana, 1 Reply
hola quiero saber cuanto es el periodo ventana de la hepatitis b y de la hepatitis c con tecnicas de busqueda de anticuerpos no de adn, quiero saber cuandoes definitivo el examen de hepatitis b y c con la tecnica de anticuerpos.
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