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What are the legislations relating to security of property in the workplace?

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Any regulations pertaining to an employee's personal belongings would be those made by the employer, not by local, state or federal government agency.

There are laws both state and federal that pertain to the physical safety of employees while they are performing assigned work duties at or outside of the work place.

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