New Jersey S1229 prohibits nondisclosure agreements to settle sexual assault and harassment claims against State officers, employees, and Legislature.
New Jersey S1229 amends existing law to prohibit State agencies from entering into nondisclosure agreements to settle claims of sexual assault or harassment by State officers, employees, or Legislature members. The bill also prohibits the use of campaign funds to settle such claims. The provisions apply whether the settlement occurs before or after a lawsuit is filed. The bill defines "sexual assault" and "sexual harassment" and specifies that these terms include conduct that is unwelcome, offensive, or abusive.
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