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Unwilling to wait for action by the California Supreme Court, state Assemblywoman Ellen Corbett is pushing legislation that would require employers to protect workers from harassment by clients and customers. The bill proposes changing only two words in the existing California law: Liability for harassment by "an employee" becomes "any person." A similar reform to the law was killed in the Senate in 1984.
January 31, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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