New Jersey A1643 mandates employers to report allegations of sexual assault to local law enforcement or county prosecutors within 24 hours.

New Jersey A1643 requires employers to notify local law enforcement or county prosecutors within 24 hours of receiving an allegation of sexual assault made by a consumer or employee against another consumer or employee. Employers that fail to report such allegations face a civil penalty of $10,000. Upon receiving a report, county prosecutors must appoint an advocate through the Sexual Assault Response Team to support the victim during the employer's investigation.

New Jersey A1643 mandates employers to report allegations of sexual assault to local law enforcement or county prosecutors within 24 hours.

New Jersey A1643 requires employers to notify local law enforcement or county prosecutors within 24 hours of receiving an allegation of sexual assault made by a consumer or employee against another consumer or employee. Employers that fail to report such allegations face a civil penalty of $10,000. Upon receiving a report, county prosecutors must appoint an advocate through the Sexual Assault Response Team to support the victim during the employer's investigation.