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Company policies,
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The rules M3MM has formally adopted are published here so employees, contractors, applicants, clients, and visitors know what to expect.

Adopted policy Effective · August 18, 2026

COVID-19 vaccination

M3MM does not require COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of employment, contract work, or participation in company activities. Vaccination is a personal choice. M3MM will not penalize or treat someone differently solely because they choose not to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.

Definition

For this policy, “vaccination” refers to full vaccination against COVID-19, the disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.

Medical privacy

M3MM will not request vaccination records unless applicable law or a client-controlled worksite requires them. Any information collected for that limited purpose will be handled as confidential medical information.

Client and site requirements

A client-controlled location may set its own lawful health requirements. When that happens, M3MM will consider practical alternatives such as remote work, remote participation, or reassignment.

Respect and non-retaliation

Personal medical decisions must be treated respectfully. Retaliation, harassment, or pressure based on vaccination status is not part of M3MM’s workplace culture.

When someone is sick

Anyone experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness should avoid in-person work and use remote-work options when practical, regardless of vaccination status.

Public commitment

Accessibility

M3MM aims to make its website usable by as many people as possible, including people with disabilities. The full statement documents the current standard, completed work, known limits, and contact path.

Read the accessibility statement →

Updates and scope

M3MM will add policies here as the company grows and new requirements are formally adopted. The effective date shown on each policy controls. Applicable law and valid contractual requirements take priority where they conflict with a published policy.

Page last updated · August 18, 2026

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