Which harassment-related item must a California employer post in the workplace?
Explicación
Government Code §12950(a) requires the employer to post the Civil Rights Department's poster on discrimination and harassment in a prominent place, and §12950(b) requires distribution of the CRD's sexual harassment information sheet to every employee - posting alone does not satisfy the second duty. (a) is the trap for a contractor, because a license number must appear in advertising and on contracts under B&P §7030.5, so licensees are used to thinking of the license as the thing that gets displayed; it is not a harassment posting. (b) would itself be a privacy problem. (d) is nothing any employer posts. 2 CCR §11023 adds the written anti-harassment policy, which must be distributed and acknowledged.
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