New Connecticut Law Requires Retail Establishments to Offer Employee Restrooms to Customers with Medical Conditions

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Effective October 1, 2009, retail establishments in Connecticut will be required to allow customers with eligible medical conditions access to employee-only restrooms, provided certain conditions are met. For purposes of the Act, a customer is broadly defined as "an individual who is lawfully on the premises of a retail establishment." A retail establishment includes any business that is open to the general public for the purpose of selling goods or services, and a restroom is any room that includes a toilet.

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