Hiv Workplace

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HIV testing in the workplace.

Do you think that HIV testing should be mandatory in the workplace? Is it the person't right to privacy not to be tested or is it the right of the employers and others involved to know?...

Workplace HIV testing is not a matter of opinion; it's a matter of law. Everyone's medical information is confidential in the workplace, and that has been true since long before the AIDS epidemic began. There is no right to know anyone... Read more »

HIV/AIDS in the Workplace

Hi my name is Mary,I am a graduate student and I am coducting a research paper on HIV/AIDs in the... Read more »

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impact of HIV AIDS in the workplace

What are the impacts of HIV AIDS in the workplace... Read more »

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Washington Post Examines Workplace HIV/AIDS Policies

The Washington Post on Sunday examined HIV/AIDS policies in the workplace. According to the Post , "approaches and attitudes toward HIV and AIDS, particularly in the workplace, are still complex" and many managers "don't know what ...... Read more »

Department of Labor Announces $1 Million Grant to Address HIV/AIDS in Ugandan Workplaces

Department of Labor Secretary Elaine Chao on Wednesday announced a $1 million grant to not-for-profit groups World Vision and RTI International to fund a workplace HIV/AIDS education program in Uganda, according to a department release. The... Read more »

Trinidad and Tobago Parliament to Consider Policy Aimed at Protecting HIV-Positive People in Workplace

A draft policy on HIV/AIDS in the workplace will soon be given to Trinidad and Tobago's Parliament, Labor Minister Rennie Dumas announced recently, Caribbean Net News reports. According to Dumas, the policy aims to protect the rights of people... Read more »

Ethiopia Launches HIV/AIDS Workplace Policy

Ethiopia recently launched a policy that provides a framework for addressing HIV/AIDS in the workplace, the Daily Monitor/AllAfrica.com reports. According to the Monitor/AllAfrica.com, the policy was developed during a three-year project, called... Read more »

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Workplace issues and HIV/AIDS

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Check out this link for workplace issues with HIV/AIDS. It is very thorough. Read more »

Legal/Policy Specialist HIV/AIDS in the workplace

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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 »

Job related HIV experiences

Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies

Hi,
I was wondering if having HIV has ever become a problem for anyone in the workplace? Has anyone ever had an experience of discrimination? Does anyone keep their HIV a secret to prevent this? Or has anyone ever had a possitive experience result... Read more »

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