Illinois, United States
Every Illinois employer, with even one employee, must train everyone working in Illinois in sexual harassment prevention each calendar year. The Department of Human Rights publishes a model training. Ethica assigns it, follows up until it's done, and keeps each signed certificate.
Launch a course in Ethica and each employee gets an email with a link to the official course. When they finish, they upload the certificate it gives them, and it's kept on their record. Ethica sends the reminders and schedules the next round.
775 ILCS 5/2-109
The Illinois Department of Human Rights' model training, as slides or videos in English and Spanish, ending with a Certificate of Participation the employee signs.
Every rule below is easiest to prove with a record of who completed the training and when. Ethica keeps that record for each person.
775 ILCS 5/2-109
Chicago adds its own rules for people who work in the city: an extra hour each year for supervisors and managers, and an hour of bystander training for everyone. The state's model training covers only Chicago's one-hour employee requirement.
Start a free 30-day trial, launch the training, and add your team. Ethica handles delivery, reminders, and the records you'd have to produce.
Training published by the Illinois Department of Human Rights. Ethica is not affiliated with or endorsed by the State of Illinois.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Confirm your obligations against the current text of the law.