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when should employers disclose food or fragrance restrictions to job candidates?

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A reader writes: When during the interview process should an employer disclose that they have food or scent restrictions in their office? I know on the employee side you recommend waiting until you have an offer or have started the job, but as the employer when should they bring up that the office is nut-free or scent-free?

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can I change teams because of my coworker’s values, I’m working for my parents’ business, and more

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Is this legal? First, though, if you’re saying that the receptionist takes time off but doesn’t charge it to her PTO balance, that’s not illegal (the law leaves stuff like that up to employers) but it’s presumably against your office policy and someone can require her to use real time off for it. I’m so confused.

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