Minnesota HF4938 prohibits employers from requiring employees to have a microchip implanted.
Minnesota HF4938 makes it illegal for employers to mandate the implantation of a microchip in employees. Employers include businesses, state agencies, and political subdivisions. Employees can sue for violations, seeking injunctive relief, damages, and legal fees. Microchips are defined as subcutaneous devices with a unique ID and personal information, excluding those used for health monitoring.
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