California AB2101 mandates human trafficking awareness training for employees at disaster sites and requires posting notices in multiple languages.

California AB2101 requires businesses and establishments operating in disaster sites to provide 20 minutes of human trafficking awareness training to employees involved in recovery, rebuilding, or mitigation efforts. The bill mandates posting notices in English, Spanish, and the most widely spoken language in the county, as per the federal Voting Rights Act. The notices must include definitions, myths, signs of trafficking, and reporting procedures. Failure to comply results in civil penalties. The bill also allows local governments to enforce their own anti-trafficking regulations.

California AB2101 mandates human trafficking awareness training for employees at disaster sites and requires posting notices in multiple languages.

California AB2101 requires businesses and establishments operating in disaster sites to provide 20 minutes of human trafficking awareness training to employees involved in recovery, rebuilding, or mitigation efforts. The bill mandates posting notices in English, Spanish, and the most widely spoken language in the county, as per the federal Voting Rights Act. The notices must include definitions, myths, signs of trafficking, and reporting procedures. Failure to comply results in civil penalties. The bill also allows local governments to enforce their own anti-trafficking regulations.