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How to Combine Employee Medical History

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while working in most industries exposure to a hazardous material is always a real possibility and the impacts on your health can be serious you need accurate detailed information about any exposure to make informed decisions concerning your health and safety in the United States the federal government mandates that employees are granted access to relevant medical records kept by their employer your rights are detailed under the OSHA standard on access to medical records in title 29 part 19 10 10 20 of the Code of Federal Regulations if you are an employee who could be exposed to toxic substances or harmful physical agents in the workplace or may have been in the past this standard is designed to help you detect prevent and treat occupational disease under specific circumstances designated employee representatives including an individual or organization that an employee is given written authorization may access employee medical or exposure records

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Employment Discrimination on the Basis of a Medical Condition. It is illegal under both federal and state laws to discriminate against an employee based on his or her medical condition with regard to employment decisions. These decisions include hiring, firing, promoting, demoting, training and job assignments.
Under paragraph (e) of 1910.1020, whenever you request your employer to give you access to your medical and/or exposure records, the employer must provide a copy of your records without cost, provide copying facilities without cost to copy your records, or loan the records to you for copying.
Examples of items that should not be included in the personnel file are: Pre-employment records (with the exception of the application and resume) Monthly attendance transaction documents. Whistleblower complaints, notes generated from informal discrimination complaint investigations, Ombuds, or Campus Climate.
It depends. In general, consumer reporting agencies that perform background checks cannot include medical information in your background check unless you consent and the information is relevant to the job you are seeking. See FCRA 604(g) and Cal. Civ.
Failing a pre-employment physical or HPE can happen for a number of reasons, though often failing a drug or alcohol test can be the reason a candidate does not pass. This is particularly common for jobs involving driving or operating heavy machinery where sobriety is of paramount importance.
Employers should create a separate file for employee medical information that includes records related to medical leave, reasonable accommodations, workers compensation claims, etc.

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