According to the proposed law, employers can now be fined for failing to justify summary dismissal or where an employee suffers workplace sexual harassment.

The law firm says a worker could be sexually harassed by another worker, a customer of the employer or any other person but the employer will pay the fine if they are found to have not done enough to prevent it.

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