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The 2021 regular session of the Texas Legislature produced two employee-friendly bills that found their way to the Governor s desk and were signed into law. Both laws will go into effect on September 1, 2021.
The first was Senate Bill 45, which makes sexual harassment by any employer who employs one or more employees an unlawful employment practice. The law defines what constitutes sexual harassment and largely tracks Federal Title VII. Prior to SB 45, sexual harassment was not specifically defined by Texas law; rather, the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) enforced claims of sexual harassment under Title VII as an aside, in 2015 Texas passed a law that specifically prohibits sexual harassment of an unpaid intern.
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City rejects Upper Arlington Schools latest plans for all-gender restroom signage
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Upper Arlington Schools latest plans for all gender restroom signs at its new high school and five elementary school buildings have been rejected by the city.
City attorney Dan Shulman notified the district April 30 that the city could not direct its building inspectors to approve all gender signs for restrooms at the new Upper Arlington High School.
Likewise, Shulman said, the city could not approve similar signage for restrooms at Barrington, Greensview, Tremont and Wickliffe elementary schools.
The high school and each of the elementary buildings, as well as Windermere Elementary School, have been rebuilt or renovated over the past three years as part of a $235 million upgrade project.