Texas HB4552 prohibits governmental entities from engaging in discriminatory activities, including establishing discriminatory offices or providing.
Texas HB4552, known as the Texas Antidiscrimination Act, mandates that governmental entities prevent discriminatory practices within their units. This includes prohibiting the establishment of offices that influence hiring or employment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, gender identity, or sexual orientation. It also bans hiring or assigning employees or contractors to perform duties of such offices, compelling individuals to provide discriminatory statements, and giving preferential treatment in employment or entity functions.
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