New York State has released a draft Sexual Harassment Prevention Policy and model training program for employers and is seeking comments from the public by September 12, 2018. The model policy and ...

The draft model training program extends beyond the legal requirements contained in the Labor Law to state that the sexual harassment prevention training should be completed before January 1, 2019.

The New York State Division of Human Rights is required by the law to produce a model sexual harassment prevention guidance and sexual harassment prevention policy that is publicly available.

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Wednesday was the deadline for all employers in New York State to provide employees with sexual harassment prevention training. In the Fiscal Year 2019 budget, the ...

New York State requires every employer to ensure that all employees complete sexual harassment prevention training on an annual basis.

New York) has announced a new comprehensive, theatre-specific sexual harassment prevention training that meets New York City & State requirements for individual employees, freelance artists, and ...

The model sexual harassment prevention policy is part of legislation passed earlier this year to reduce the prevalence of discrimination and harassment in the workplace.

Despite a mandate from Gov. Kathy Hochul, a pitiful 0.4 percent of the 130,000 New York State employees legally required to take a live sexual harassment and ethics training have done so.

Use this form to submit proof that you completed sexual harassment prevention training this calendar year from a provider other than UB.

It’s crunch time for employers around the state. Oct. 9 is the deadline for employers in New York to have conducted sexual harassment training for workers.

News Comparing New York's sexual harassment training guide and the allegations against Governor Cuomo New York's current sexual harassment policies were established in 2018.

Employers are now required to establish a sexual harassment prevention policy and provide their employees with training. PLATTSBURGH — New York is buckling down on workplace sexual harassment.