National Commission to Combat Workplace Sexual Harassment Act

This bill would create an 11-member National Commission to Combat Workplace Sexual Harassment to study sexual harassment, sexual assault, and other sexual misconduct at work in the United States. The commission would hold hearings with workers, employers, experts, advocates, and the public, and would look at causes, reporting, and current laws and policies. Within 18 months, it would send a report with findings and recommendations to the President and Congress and hold a hearing on it. Members would be appointed by congressional leaders and the President, at least 6 would be women, and they would serve without pay. The commission would end 60 days after it submits its report.

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Sponsors

• Eleanor Holmes Norton Democrat sponsor
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