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Reminder to Texas Employers: Update Your Harassment Policies and Training

By Ramon D. Bissmeyer on September 1, 2021
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As we reported in June, the Texas Labor Code was amended effective September 1 to expand liability for employers as to employee claims of sexual harassment. Specifically, the amendments to the Labor Code:

  • Impose liability for sexual harassment claims on more employers, by expanding the protections of the Labor Code to employers with as few as one (1) employee;
  • Open the door for potential individual liability by owners, supervisors, and managers for claims of sexual harassment;
  • Require an employer to take “immediate” and appropriate corrective action in response to a claim of sexual harassment, potentially accelerating an employer’s need under federal law to take “prompt” remedial action; and
  • Increase the Charge-filing period for those claiming sexual harassment from 180 days to 300 days.

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