Judith Droz Keyes
June 15, 2018 | The Recorder
The Case for Revising California's Harassment-Prevention Training LawEmployers should be free to cover what is most needed and appropriate at their workplace and should be held accountable for how effective the training is in preventing harassment—not for checking the boxes.
By Judith Droz Keyes
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