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More than 5,000 hotels add security devices to protect workers from sexual harassment

More than 5,000 U.S. hotels and resorts have begun offering employees security devices and training to help prevent sexual harassment - a problem that has gained prominence with the #MeToo movement and has been targeted by union leaders in Southern California.

A hotel trade group announced the progress Monday, saying an additional 15,000 properties will offer the devices and training by

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