A key Washington state Senate committee has approved annual anti-harassment training for senators and their staff.The Seattle Times reports the training would be provided around the start of every legislative session. Previously, senators and staff would get training in their first year with sometimes a refresher course in later years.
More than 170 women - including lobbyists and lawmakers - have signed a letter calling for a culture change at the Capitol when it comes to dealing with sexual harassment.
A Democratic senator in Washington state says she'll introduce a bill next year for transparency related to sexual harassment or assault claims made at the Capitol.
