Illinois Sexual Harassment Training Regulations
Training Requirements
Who is required to receive training?
All employees. Restaurant and bar employees are required to receive supplemental training in addition to the training required for all employees.
What must the training include?
- For all employees:
- An explanation and examples of sexual harassment; a summary of federal and state laws and regulations including remedies available to victims; summary of responsibilities of employers in the prevention, investigation, and corrective measures.
- For employees in restaurants and bars:
- Supplemental training must include specific conduct, activities, or videos related to the restaurant or bar industry; an explanation of manager liability and responsibility under the law; English and Spanish language options.
How often is training required?
Annually.
Is there a time requirement on the training?
No.
Where can I find the law?
(775 ILCS 5/) Article 2 Employment
State Office Information for Sexual Harassment Complaints and Investigations
To learn more about the compliant process or to file a complaint, visit the Illinois Department of Human Rights website.
Chicago Office Intake Unit 100 West Randolph Street, 10th Floor Chicago, IL 60601 Office: (312) 814-6200 Email: [email protected] | Springfield Office 535 West Jefferson Street 1st Floor Intake Unit Springfield, IL 62702 Office: (217) 785-5100 |
SafetySkills Recommended Training
Employee Group | Training Requirements | Recommended SafetySkills Course(s) | More Information |
Supervisory Employees | Training required annually | HRM-10.2 Sexual Harassment and Discrimination for Managers | (775 ILCS 5/) Article 2 Employment |
Non-Supervisory Employees | Training required annually for all employees; supplemental training required for restaurant and bar employees | HRM-17.2 Sexual Harassment and Discrimination for Employees. HRM-30.2 Sexual Harassment for Customer-Facing Positions is recommended as an add-on for restaurant and bar employees and other customer-facing positions (does not replace HRM-17; it is meant as an addtional module). | (775 ILCS 5/) Article 2 Employment |