The Proud HR Consulting team are helping our clients create new policies and meaningful plans for SB 553 workplace violence prevention compliance. Have questions? Place your questions in the comment section. We are here to help. https://lnkd.in/ghehTTrV #workplaceviolence #workplacebullying #stopgunviolence #humanresources
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We're excited to share our latest blog post: "Understanding California's Workplace Violence Prevention Standards". Dive into the key aspects of this important legislation and learn how it impacts businesses and employees in California. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gqQ9chF6 Stay informed and ensure your workplace is compliant with the latest standards. Don't miss out on this valuable resource! #WorkplaceSafety #HRCompliance #CaliforniaLaw #PayrollCentric #BlogUpdate
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Creating a Safe and Respectful Workplace: What Every Employer Needs to Know: Canadian employers have a critical duty to provide a safe and respectful work environment, free from violence and harassment. Not only is this a legal obligation, but neglecting to do so can also harm employee well-being, productivity, and your business reputation. Join us for an insightful webinar with experts Olivia Cicchini and Michelle Ann Zoleta, where we will dive into the essentials of workplace safety. Learn how to develop and implement effective policies and procedures to prevent and address incidents of workplace violence and harassment. 📅 Date: Wednesday, July 31, 2024 🕑 Time: 2 pm ET | 11 am PT ⏰ Duration: 60 minutes What you’ll gain from the webinar: - Understanding what constitutes workplace harassment and violence - Strategies for preventing workplace violence and harassment - Key elements to include in your workplace violence and harassment policy And much more… Register Below: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e72CVw8H #WorkplaceSafety #HarassmentPrevention #LegalCompliance #EmployeeWellbeing #Webinar #HR #Leadership #EmployerAdvice #ExpertAdvice #WorkplaceHarassment
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Attention Employers in California: Complying with California's Workplace Violence Prevention Mandate Starting July 1, 2024, California Labor Code section 6401.9 mandates covered employers to adhere to the California Workplace Violence Prevention for General Industry program. It's crucial for employers to determine their coverage status and comply accordingly. Exemptions can be reviewed in Section 6401.9(b)(2). Stay informed, stay compliant, and ensure a safe workplace for all. #WorkplaceSafety #CaliforniaLaw #Compliance #Employers #SafetyFirst
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LOOP is well-positioned to assist organizations, large or small, with implementing requirements for SB553 law effective 01 JULY 2024. Here's a great article (link is at bottom): 10 Answers to FAQs About California’s Workplace Violence Prevention Plan Law- Employers have asked a broad range of questions regarding California’s groundbreaking new law establishing the state’s first general industry workplace violence prevention requirements. Given the complexity of SB 553, it makes sense to continue the discussion and explore the statute further. Here are our answers to an additional 10 questions frequently asked by employers, in addition to 12 already addressed. Question. Is there any grace period with respect to the implementation of the new law? Answer. The new law does not have any built-in grace period. The new law takes effect on July 1. Question. What is the timing on the training? Answer. Employers are required to provide training when their workplace violence prevention plans are first established and annually thereafter. Therefore, employers are expected to ensure that employees are trained by July 1. Question. Is there an interactive training requirement? Answer. The training must have “[a]n opportunity for interactive questions and answers with a person knowledgeable about the employer’s plan.” Question. Is an employer required to involve employees in creating the plan? Answer. Yes. The new law requires effective procedures to obtain the active involvement of employees in developing and implementing the plan. Question. How does an employer handle multiemployer worksites, such as construction sites, vendor situations, or sites with temporary staff, where there are employees from other employers? Answer. An employer must coordinate the implementation of the plan with other employers on a multiemployer worksite. Question. Does an employer’s workplace violence prevention plan have to identify who is responsible for the plan? Answer. Yes. An employer must identify the “[n]ames or job titles of the persons responsible for implementing the plan.” Question. Are employers required to have active shooter preparedness training as part of their workplace violence prevention plans? Answer. The law does not explicitly mention active shooter preparedness training. As part of a workplace violence hazard assessment, employers may want to consider whether they need to conduct active shooter preparedness training. Question. Are there any potential exceptions to the law, such as for small employers or teleworkers? Answer. Yes. Employees teleworking from locations of their choice that are not under the employer’s control may be exempt from the law. Worksites with fewer than 10 employees present at any given time and not accessible to the public may be exempt from the new law’s requirements. https://lnkd.in/gdhTTWtE
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