Committee releases bill to require employee training on service and guide dog access
The Senate Labor Committee advanced Senate Bill 533 after testimony from The Seeing Eye and business groups; advocates said training gaps lead to unlawful credential requests, while business representatives urged narrow, workable language and safe harbors for employers.
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The Senate Labor Committee on March 2 voted to release Senate Bill 533, a measure that would require employers with one or more public-facing employees to provide training about the rights of people with disabilities to be accompanied by guide or service dogs under federal and state law.
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