SB2567 allows public employers to petition for restraining orders and injunctions against harassment of employees.
SB2567 amends Hawaii law to allow public employers to petition for temporary restraining orders and permanent injunctions against harassment of employees. The bill responds to increasing threats and harassment against public servants, including state legislators, judges, and local officials. It allows public employers to seek court orders to protect employees from harassment, which can include physical threats, assault, or a pattern of conduct that seriously alarms or disturbs an individual. The court may grant these orders for up to three years and may impose jail sentences for violations.
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