All California employers, which employ 5 or more employees, must provide sexual harassment training to all employees every two years.
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What employers should know about Connecticut sexual harassment prevention training
Employers in Connecticut with more than 3 employees must provide sexual harassment training to all employees.
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What employers should know about Delaware sexual harassment prevention training
All Delaware employers, which employ 50 or more employees, must provide sexual harassment training to all employees every two years.
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What employers should know about Illinois sexual harassment prevention training
All employers in Illinois must provide sexual harassment prevention training once a year starting January 1, 2020.
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All employers located or doing business in Maine, which employ more than 15 employees, must provide sexual harassment training to all employees.
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What employers should know about New York City and State sexual harassment prevention training
New York Governor Cuomo signed a package of anti-harassment measures which impact harassment prevention training in New York.
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What employers should know about Washington sexual harassment prevention training
Hotels, motels, retail organizations, security guard entities, or property services contractors must begin providing sexual harassment training to specific employees.
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What employers should know about sexual harassment prevention training in Canada
With the exception of federal industries, employer harassment prevention requirements in Canada are provincially regulated.