Companies consider genetic testing to attract top talent despite discrimination warning

Thu, 29 Jan 2015
Gareth Francis
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Companies consider genetic testing to attract top talent despite discrimination warning

A quarter of UK businesses (24%) say they are likely to offer genetic screening as an extension of health screening in order to attract top talent.

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