The problem lies in these two points. First, why do you go to a designated hospital and the results are sent directly to the company, and the parties can't see the results at all? Second, why is there no item on the form about whether the liver function is normal? Could it be that the company deliberately didn't set the column of liver function on the form in order to let the hospital check the five items of hepatitis B privately, but attached the test sheet of liver function and five items of hepatitis B directly to the back of the physical examination form? At present, the state expressly stipulates that the physical examination can only check the liver function without checking the five items of hepatitis B. But as the saying goes, there are policies above and countermeasures below.
I am a carrier of hepatitis B virus and have been interviewed by this company. And went to the physical examination according to the notice. At that time, the staff said that if there was no problem, they would not call to inform the results unless the medical examination was abnormal. On the day of physical examination, when I took blood, I didn't see the column of liver function on the physical examination form, but I thought that the national regulations only checked liver function, and my liver function was normal, so I asked the nurse who took blood if she only checked liver function. The nurse said, "It mainly depends on your company and its requirements." After listening to this sentence, my heart is cold. As expected, the company called shortly after the physical examination. The company staff said that because the comprehensive result given by the hospital was "sub-health", they could not be hired, because "sub-health" was not qualified for their company's position, and the pressure was great! Questioning them on the phone? Is it because I am a hepatitis B virus carrier? The other end of the phone said, "No? We didn't check? " I asked again, "What's the reason for refusing to hire me? What's my problem?" Can you show me the physical examination form? "The other end of the phone replied," In short, it is the' sub-health' result given by the hospital, and we can't hire it. We are also very sorry! " In this way, the phone hung up. In fact, the reason is very simple, because the company asked the hospital to check the five items of hepatitis B and learned that I was a carrier of hepatitis B virus, which was the most fundamental reason for their refusal to hire.
I'm writing this thing not to blame anyone, but to hope that you can learn about the situation of hepatitis B virus carriers.