H 2726
An Act requiring human trafficking recognition training for certain hospitality workers
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Bill overview
This bill would require certain hospitality workers in Massachusetts, such as hotel staff and restaurant workers, to undergo training on how to recognize the signs of human trafficking. The goal is to increase awareness and enable these workers to identify and report potential cases of exploitation. If identified, individuals can then be connected to resources and support. This legislation aims to strengthen efforts to combat human trafficking within the hospitality industry.
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Thomas P. Walsh
Cosponsors
Joan B. Lovely
Sally P. Kerans
Steven George Xiarhos
Tara T. Hong
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