2022 WA Food Code Changes Pt. III: Employee Health and Reporting
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2022 WA Food Code Changes Pt. III: Employee Health and Reporting

April 29, 2022

WA Updates Food Code/Health Inspections: DOH’s Susan Shelton and Harbor’s Andy Cook discuss the symptoms that employees now MUST report to management, the responsibility of management, how thoroughly this change in policy needs to be communicated, as well as tips and tricks to ensure compliance.

ALL the details from WA’s Department of Health: https://bit.ly/3DdZNl5

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