IL SB3491

Expands the Lodging Services Human Trafficking Recognition Training Act to include restaurants and truck stops, in addition to hotels, motels, and casino hotels

Defines "restaurant" as any business primarily engaged in selling ready-to-eat food for immediate consumption, comprising at least 51% of total sales (excluding liquor)

Defines "truck stop" as establishments providing services to the trucking industry, including fuel, food, showers, repair services, and parking for long-haul truck drivers

Requires employees at these newly covered establishments to complete at least 20 minutes of human trafficking recognition training within 6 months of hire and every 2 years thereafter

Training must cover recognition of human trafficking and protocols for reporting observed trafficking to appropriate authorities, effective June 1, 2020