Bipartisan Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill Passes the Senate
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA), released the following statement following the Senate passage of a congressional anti-sexual harassment bill by unanimous consent:
“There is no place for sexual harassment in our schools, workplaces, military or anywhere else. It is critical that Congress have zero-tolerance for this type of behavior. The bipartisan anti-sexual harassment bill passed by the Senate today will ensure that members of Congress hold themselves to the same standards as the rest of the country,” said Senator Joni Ernst.
Background:
This bipartisan Congressional Accountability Act (CAA) of 1995 Reform Act will ensure that members of Congress hold themselves to the same standards as businesses and individuals across the country. The legislation ensures that members of Congress, their staffs and all employees of the Legislative Branch are provided with the necessary training on prevention and reporting procedures to combat sexual harassment in the workplace.
Additional details on the CAA Reform Act include:
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