Am I required to disclose that I'm pregnant at the time of interviewing psocess/hire? I'm 3 months along and not showing yet.
You have no legal duty to disclose your pregnancy or any other medical condition prior to employment. -Alex J. Higgins
Seattle, WA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
You have no legal duty to disclose your pregnancy or any other medical condition prior to employment. -Alex J. Higgins
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