AB 1825's author speaks
Bills (like art works or children) once enacted (completed or emancipated) are free to become whatever they turn out to be regardless of the intentions of the author (artist or parent).
Even so, we may nonetheless show a decent respect to the opinions of the creator.
In April 2005, the author of AB 1825, former assemblyperson Sarah Reyes, spoke at a Littler event in Phoenix (why speak in Arizona about a California-state law?) about her creation. Here's the transcript of her Q&A.
Significantly, Reyes says AB 1825 training may include scenarios covering types of harassment and discrimination other than solely sexual harassment and should be presented by trainers who have both "knowledge" and "expertise."
Even so, we may nonetheless show a decent respect to the opinions of the creator.
In April 2005, the author of AB 1825, former assemblyperson Sarah Reyes, spoke at a Littler event in Phoenix (why speak in Arizona about a California-state law?) about her creation. Here's the transcript of her Q&A.
Significantly, Reyes says AB 1825 training may include scenarios covering types of harassment and discrimination other than solely sexual harassment and should be presented by trainers who have both "knowledge" and "expertise."
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