Illinois HB2744 mandates human trafficking recognition training for employees of lodging establishments, restaurants, and truck stops.
HB2744 requires employers of lodging establishments, restaurants, and truck stops to provide their employees with training on recognizing human trafficking and reporting it to authorities. The training must be at least 20 minutes long and completed within six months of employment and every two years thereafter. Employers can use their own training programs or a third-party curriculum approved by the Department of Human Services. The Department is tasked with developing a standardized curriculum by July 1, 2020.
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