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Oregon's longest walkout still threatens the political careers of ten republican senators who denied a quorum for six weeks.a voter approved ballot measure bars

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Human Rights Commission will have a new executive director by the end of the month.

MONTPELIER — The Vermont Human Rights Commission will have a new executive director by the end of the month.

Lawmakers have spent months on the legislation, which would prevent pay discrimination on the basis of race, gender and sexual orientation, among others, and would make it easier for victims to pursue harassment claims.

After nearly two years, the Legislature appears poised to fill the crucial position.

If approved, Vermont discrimination attorney Bor Yang will take over managing harassment and retaliation complaints within the Capitol.

Oregon legislators have tapped a Vermont human rights attorney to handle workplace harassment complaints and training at the state Capitol, almost two years after the position created in the wake of sexual harassment scandals went vacant.

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Oregon legislators have tapped a Vermont human rights attorney to handle workplace harassment complaints and training at the state Capitol.

After nearly two years, the Legislature appears poised to fill the crucial position.