Referred to the Subcommittee on Border Security and Enforcement.
Crime and Law Enforcement
Why This Matters
This bill establishes a program to certify employers who train their employees to recognize and respond to human trafficking. It aims to increase awareness and improve the ability to identify and address this serious issue.
If you work in certain industries, your employer might offer training to help recognize and respond to human trafficking.
Who this affects
Employees in hospitality · Employees in transportation
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill creates a certification program for employers to train employees on recognizing human trafficking.
2Employers in certain industries can apply for a certificate after completing the training program.
3The Secretary of Homeland Security will review applications and award certificates to eligible employers.
4The program aims to raise awareness and improve responses to suspected human trafficking cases.
5Employers must not falsely claim certification if they have not completed the program.
