Businesses can’t require microchip implants for workers under new WA law
State News – Washington
Injected under the skin, usually between the thumb and index finger, microchip implants can serve as identification or make contactless payments smoother. But Washington workers don’t need to worry about their employers forcing them to get “chipped”. Under House Bill 2303, signed Wednesday, companies can’t ask or require that. The peculiar practice hasn’t been reported […] Continue reading this story from the source →
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