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Marriott requires tobacco-using employees to pay an extra $15 per week to keep their health-care coverage and doesn’t provide an alternative standard for having the penalties waived, the worker said in a complaint filed Tuesday in the US District Court for the District of Maryland.
Certain of Marriott’s employee communications reference a quit-smoking program, but workers aren’t given information about how to enroll or told that participation in the program will allow them to avoid ...
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