An Act relative to non-disclosure agreements relating to a claim of discrimination, non-payment of wages or benefits, retaliation, harassment or violation of public policy in employment
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill aims to limit the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in employment disputes. Specifically, it prohibits employers from requiring employees to sign NDAs related to claims of discrimination, wage violations, retaliation, harassment, or violations of public policy. The goal is to protect workers who report workplace issues and ensure they can pursue legal remedies without fear of being silenced by NDAs.
Key provisions
- Prohibits NDAs related to discrimination claims.
- Prohibits NDAs related to claims of non-payment of wages or benefits.
- Prohibits NDAs related to retaliation claims.
- Prohibits NDAs related to harassment claims.
- Prohibits NDAs related to violations of public policy in employment.
- Allows for the enforcement of NDAs only if the information disclosed relates to a breach of contract or confidentiality.
- Establishes a process for workers to challenge NDAs.
- Requires employers to provide employees with information about their rights before requiring them to sign an NDA.
Who is affected
- Employees
- Employers
- Human Resources Professionals
- Legal Counsel
Notable changes
- Limits the enforceability of NDAs in employment disputes.
- Provides greater protection for workers reporting workplace misconduct.
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