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Code · Connecticut · Title 21a — Consumer Protection · CHAPTER 419a — Nonalcoholic Beverages

Sec. 21a-144. (Formerly Sec. 19-278). Employment of persons suffering from communicable diseases.

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No person suffering from any communicable disease shall be employed in or about an establishment where beverages are manufactured or bottled. No person shall be employed in such establishment during the time in which a case of communicable disease exists in the house in which he resides nor until such house has been disinfected, provided such person may be so employed if the local board of health issues a certificate that no danger of public contagion or infection would result from the employment of such person in such establishment.
Persons actually employed in the syrup room or in any capacity in which they come in direct contact with the beverage during the manufacture or bottling of beverages as defined in this part shall be required to file health certificates with the Commissioner of Consumer Protection in a manner and form prescribed by said commissioner.
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