NY Dept. of Labor asks for feedback from residents to improve sexual harassment prevention policy
The New York state Department of Labor is inviting people to provide feedback to improve workplace protections.
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Jul 7, 2022, 1:07 AM
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6h agoThe New York state Department of Labor is inviting people to provide feedback to improve workplace protections.
New Yorkers can submit feedback through an online form now through Sept. 20 to strengthen the state's sexual harassment prevention policy.
The Department of Labor will also update current model sexual harassment training videos to incorporate remote work.
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