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Generally, the employer will not only force the employee to attend, and pay, he may also be fired if he or she fail to attend and complete.

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No, it is generally not acceptable for an employer to require employees to pay for mandated anger management classes. The cost of such classes would typically be considered a business expense and therefore the responsibility of the employer to cover.

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Yes, it can be ordered by a judge as any other treatment of destructive or dangerous behavior - drug addiction, Alcoholism, sexual problems, etc.

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