In p>2122, the occupations prohibited by hepatitis B mainly include preschool education, navigation technology, flying technology, pastry technology, western food technology, cooking and nutrition, cooking technology, food science and engineering.

Hepatitis B carriers can't engage in these occupations, because hepatitis B is contagious and may affect public health and safety. In addition, hepatitis B carriers also need to obtain a health certificate, which is to prove that they do not have hepatitis B or that the hepatitis B virus has been controlled and will not cause infection to others.

In addition to the above industries, hepatitis B carriers also need to avoid engaging in jobs that are prohibited by national laws, administrative regulations and regulations of the Ministry of Health, which are easy to spread hepatitis B.. If the unit refuses to hire or dismiss HBsAg carriers on the grounds that workers carry HBsAg, this behavior is illegal.

The above information is for reference only. If you have any questions about this kind of question, I suggest you consult legal professionals to better answer them for you.