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What’s in your file? Soon, your boss has to let you read it (Guest Opinion by Jason Tenenbaum)

Gov. Hochul signed bill opening personnel files to employees starting Nov. 8. Request them before the legislature changes the rules in January, writes employment lawyer.

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