Concerns discrimination based on membership in a labor organization.
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Overview
This bill aims to protect employees from discrimination based on their membership in a labor organization. It amends existing New Jersey law to explicitly include labor organizations as a protected characteristic under anti-discrimination laws. The bill clarifies definitions related to ‘person,’ ‘labor organization,’ and ‘unlawful employment practice’ to strengthen protections for workers. It also addresses specific categories like familial status, gender identity, and genetic information to ensure comprehensive coverage.
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