Minnesota SF4881 prohibits employers from requiring employees to have a microchip implanted.

Minnesota SF4881 makes it illegal for employers to request, require, or coerce employees to have a microchip implanted. The bill defines "microchip" as a subcutaneously implanted device with a unique identification number and personal information. Employees who are aggrieved by a violation can bring a civil action in court, where they may be awarded injunctive relief, actual damages, punitive damages, and reasonable attorney fees and costs.

Minnesota SF4881 prohibits employers from requiring employees to have a microchip implanted.

Minnesota SF4881 makes it illegal for employers to request, require, or coerce employees to have a microchip implanted. The bill defines "microchip" as a subcutaneously implanted device with a unique identification number and personal information. Employees who are aggrieved by a violation can bring a civil action in court, where they may be awarded injunctive relief, actual damages, punitive damages, and reasonable attorney fees and costs.