With a spotlight on the way people in power and politics respond to complaints of sexual harassment, or worse, Gov. Phil Murphy, who promised to change the toxic culture in Trenton, is proposing to clean up corporate behavior with a measure that would update existing laws to give sexual harassment and assault victims more rights and more time to come forward. Senior Correspondent Brenda Flanagan has the story.
Anti-workplace harassment bill unveiled by governor
Brenda Flanagan, Senior Correspondent | February 18, 2020 | Law & Public Safety, Politics
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Senior Correspondent
Senior Correspondent Brenda Flanagan joined NJ Spotlight News in 2013, and focuses on COVID-19, transportation, environmental and immigration issues. The Emmy-award-winning reporter has also worked as an investigative/political correspondent for news departments at WWOR,WNYW and NJN.