Ohio | Constitutional Law
Legal Question
Do I have to supply a potential Insurer all of my personal and medical informati
My employer requires a medical form to be filled out annually for a
medical insurance quotation.
They have suggested that if I wish to continue coverage with them that I
fill out the form or, if we switch to a new carrier, that I get my own
personal insurance independent from the company offered insurance.
I have explained that I am not comfortable giving my personal
information out on an annual basis to businesses in which I may not be
doing business with.
Additionally, the potential insurer that is to quote our insurance is a new
client of our business.
I feel my ability to maintain a respectable position has been
compromised by this policy. I understand that my employer can choose
to dismiss me under any or under no particular reason here in Ohio. Am
I at serious risk of losing my job for requesting that my employer to get
a clarification from the potential insurer?
I feel I have no privacy protection and the ability to maintain my
employment.
Thank you,
Chuck Ames
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