Hawaii HB758 strengthens protections against sex-based harassment, discrimination, and retaliation in educational settings.
Hawaii HB758 amends state law to enhance protections against sex-based harassment, discrimination, and retaliation in educational programs and activities. The bill mandates that educational institutions promptly address complaints, provides supportive measures for complainants, and allows voluntary leave for pregnant students. It also requires training for employees on recognizing and reporting such incidents. Educational institutions must report annually on the number and types of complaints received, and the outcomes of investigations.
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