I passed the coffee shop interview today and asked me to apply for a health certificate, but I have inherited hepatitis B and three positives. Can I apply for a health certificate for the catering ind

I passed the coffee shop interview today and asked me to apply for a health certificate, but I have inherited hepatitis B and three positives. Can I apply for a health certificate for the catering industry now, in Suzhou?

As long as the liver function is normal, there will be no problem. In 2010, the country banned testing for hepatitis B during employment and further education. Currently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not test for hepatitis B when applying for certificates. Don’t listen to their nonsense. Hepatitis B is mainly transmitted through blood and is not contagious through daily contact. There are 9,300 hepatitis B carriers in the country. No matter they are individuals or companies, they should not discriminate against hepatitis B carriers and must ensure their rights to work and study.

In the past, hepatitis B virus carriers could not obtain a health certificate, but the newly issued "Food Safety Law Implementation Regulations" clearly stipulates that hepatitis B virus carriers are no longer prohibited from engaging in the catering industry, and announced the cancellation of chefs and restaurant waiters Hepatitis B project testing and thresholds for four types of professionals before taking up their posts. In early February 2010, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and other departments jointly issued a notice on further standardizing the admission and employment physical examination items to safeguard the enrollment and employment rights of hepatitis B surface antigen carriers, requiring all localities to cancel the hepatitis B items in the admission and employment physical examinations within 30 days. testing to protect the normal rights of hepatitis B virus carriers to enroll in school and get employment. These measures have greatly eliminated all restrictions on hepatitis B virus carriers.