United States — Arizona
ARS § 49-588
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Major employers must provide commuting and travel-reduction information, take part in surveys, and file travel-reduction plans on time.
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United States — Arizona
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Major employers must provide commuting and travel-reduction information, take part in surveys, and file travel-reduction plans on time.
United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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Employer testing-program communications about drug or alcohol impairment test results are confidential, with limited disclosure exceptions. Tested employees can access their own written test results, and samples may be tested only for unlawful drugs or alcohol unless another law permits otherwise.
United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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An employer cannot require disclosure of certain domestic-violence, sexual-violence, abuse, stalking, or health information as a condition of earned paid sick time, and any such information the employer has must be kept confidential and not disclosed except to the affected employee or with the employee’s permission.
United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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Retired members who return to work can trigger suspension of retirement benefits, repayment of overpaid benefits, or an adjusted annuity, depending on the work arrangement and retirement status.