§ 48-221. Medical examination; cost to applicant as condition of employment; unlawful; cost to employer.
An employer may not make an employment applicant pay for a medical examination required as a condition of employment, and must pay that cost when it asks the applicant to take the exam.
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§ 48-221. Medical examination; cost to applicant as condition of employment; unlawful; cost to employer.
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