Government,
Civil Rights
Feb. 14, 2018
Legislature’s harassment hearing focuses on closing loopholes
The state Legislature held its latest hearing on sexual harassment with a focus on closing legal loopholes that harassers have used to protect themselves.
SACRAMENTO — The state Legislature held its latest hearing on sexual harassment on Tuesday, with a focus on closing legal loopholes that harassers have used to protect themselves.
Several attorneys spoke about how strategies such as mandatory arbitration, non-disparagement clauses, secret settlements and the threat of calling immigration authorities has been used to silence victims.
The joint he...
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