Minnesota Statutes
§ 179.873 — REFUSAL TO WORK UNDER DANGEROUS CONDITIONS
Minnesota § 179.873
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Bluebook
Minn. Stat. § 179.873 (2026).
Text
A meat-processing worker has the right to refuse to work under dangerous conditions in accordance with section182.654, subdivision 11. Pursuant to section182.654, subdivision11, the worker shall continue to receive pay and shall not be subject to discrimination.
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Legislative History
2023 c 53 art 5 s 4
Nearby Sections
15
§ 179.01
DEFINITIONS§ 179.02
BUREAU OF MEDIATION SERVICES§ 179.06
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS§ 179.083
JURISDICTIONAL CONTROVERSIES§ 179.09
ARBITRATION§ 179.11
EMPLOYEE UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES§ 179.12
EMPLOYER UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES§ 179.13
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Minnesota § 179.873, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/mn/179/179.873.