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AIDS to hit industry most, says expert.


 A Texas University professor of infectious diseases, Subhash Hira, thinks that industrial units have every right to insist that all prospective employees be tested for HIV. Companies should, however, arrange for pre-test counseling. This position was advocated at a continuing medical education seminar on AIDS in the workplace organized by the Indian Association for Occupational Health. Companies should begin by talking with concerned trade unions, then survey workers to find out how many are infected with HIV, and finally launch extensive campaigns to educate the workforce about AIDS. Medical officers in most companies should get help from local bodies already working in the field of AIDS. Unions and management should cooperate to promote employee health.
