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Lawmakers want to do away with a tactic used by the state to claim that sexual harassment claims can only be brought against an employee’s direct supervisor, rather than the state itself.
October 31, 2019 at 06:26 PM
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Democrats in New York introduced legislation Thursday to expand sexual harassment protections for government workers by attempting to curb a defense sometimes used by the state to have those claims thrown out in court.
Lawmakers want to do away with a tactic used by the state to claim that sexual harassment claims can only be brought against an employee’s direct supervisor, rather than the state itself.
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