Changes in California’s Sexual Harassment Laws
Changes in California’s Sexual Harassment Laws
California has been on the forefront of protecting workers’ rights. As early as 1959, California enacted the Fair Employment and Housing Act (“FEHA”),in order to protect Californians from employment discrimination, among other issues. The FEHA has expanded over the years, protecting individuals in a number of “protected classes” against sexual harassment or discrimination…
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