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Preventing Sexual Harassment on Farms - Tools for Employers

Speakers will be located across the state and connected via Zoom.  Each extension office will have the Zoom meeting projected and a light lunch provided.  Farmers will be able to ask real-time questions and engage with other farmers.

Preventing Sexual Harassment on Farms - Tools for Employers

July 29, 2019

10am-1pm

Clinton County CCE, Schoharie CCE, Ulster County Hudson Valley Lab


Recording of this will be made available on July 31st.

10:00-10:15- MARY-KATE WHEELER: Introduction to the New Rules: Overview, deadlines, and
dates.
10:15-11:00- RICHARD STUP: Resources Available from Extension: How to use reviewed case
studies.
11:00-11:30- KELSEY O'SHEA: Legal Concerns: Compliance, implications, and risks.
11:30-12:00- Lunch/Break
12:00-12:30- LIBBY EIHOLZER: Outside Materials: Other agencies resources, risks and concerns.
12:30-1:00- NICOLE TOMMELL: Closing Remarks: Summarizing action items, updates on other
labor research.



Preventing Sexual Harassment on Farms flyer (PDF; 665KB)

Preventing Sexual Harassment on Farms - Tools for Employers

July 30, 2019

10am-1pm

Essex CCE, Saratoga CCE, Fulton/Montgomery CCE, Columbia CCE


Recording of this will be made available on July 31st.

10:00-10:15- MARY-KATE WHEELER: Introduction to the New Rules: Overview, deadlines, and
dates.
10:15-11:00- RICHARD STUP: Resources Available from Extension: How to use reviewed case
studies.
11:00-11:30- KELSEY O'SHEA: Legal Concerns: Compliance, implications, and risks.
11:30-12:00- Lunch/Break
12:00-12:30- LIBBY EIHOLZER: Outside Materials: Other agencies resources, risks and concerns.
12:30-1:00- NICOLE TOMMELL: Closing Remarks: Summarizing action items, updates on other
labor research.



Preventing Sexual Harassment on Farm flyer (PDF; 665KB)



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