Alaska HB222 establishes workplace violence protective orders, prohibiting employers from filing petitions for illegitimate purposes and limiting.
HB222 introduces workplace violence protective orders in Alaska, allowing employers to petition for protection against individuals who commit or threaten violence at the workplace. The bill prohibits employers from filing petitions for illegitimate purposes and restricts attorney fees for petitioners. It mandates that protective orders include specific language and conditions, such as prohibiting respondents from contacting petitioners or entering designated areas.
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