United States — Minnesota
Minnesota Statutes § 171.066 - ENHANCED DRIVER'S LICENSE FOR EMPLOYMENT
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Employers must not require an employee to get or use an enhanced driver's license, and must not punish an employee who refuses.
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Employers must not require an employee to get or use an enhanced driver's license, and must not punish an employee who refuses.
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