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WSHRC provides guidance on closed captioning in places of public accommodation

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Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Pursuant to SB 5027, Televised closed captioning – places of public accommodation, which was signed into law by Governor Inslee in 2021, the WSHRC has created a guidance paper, with a question and answer format, for businesses to learn about the new requirements for closed captioning.  There is also a PowerPoint training for businesses to utilize when training employees.  

The law goes into effect July 25, 2021, and businesses need to be in compliance by October 23, 2021.

 

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