Nebraska LB320 mandates hotels and public lodging establishments to display human trafficking posters and provide employee training, while limiting.
Nebraska LB320 requires hotels and similar public lodging establishments to display posters about human trafficking in high-traffic areas. These posters must include a toll-free number for assistance and be in multiple languages. The bill also mandates training for hotel employees on recognizing human trafficking, prosecuting traffickers, and protecting victims' rights. Additionally, it limits the liability of hotel owners, operators, and employees for human trafficking activities committed by third parties, provided they follow the specified training and policies.
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