SB922

Requiring public lodging establishments to provide human trafficking awareness training for employees

Introduced·2/11/26
Intr Text

West Virginia SB922 requires hotels and public lodging establishments to provide human trafficking awareness training to employees.

West Virginia SB922 mandates that hotels and public lodging establishments offer annual human trafficking awareness training to employees. This training must cover the definition of human trafficking, the distinction between sex trafficking and labor trafficking, and guidance on identifying and reporting suspected cases. Additionally, establishments must implement a procedure for reporting suspected human trafficking to the National Human Trafficking Hotline or local law enforcement.

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Health and Human Resources Committee
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History

Feb 11

Senate

Filed for introduction

Feb 11

Senate

To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary

Feb 11

Senate

Introduced in Senate