Time flies and Cal/OSHA's July 1st deadline for California SB 553 compliance is officially here! If you're still finalizing your workplace violence prevention program, we have tools and resources that can help. In our guide for employers, you'll find: ✅ A deep dive of the new regulations to make sure you haven't missed a single requirement. ✅ Tips and strategies to support successful programs. ✅ Tools to leverage to protect employee health and safety and safeguard the workplace. Check out our ultimate guide: https://bit.ly/4cqNN0c #WorkplaceSafety #Compliance #CaliforniaSB553 #WorkplaceViolencePrevention #SafetyCompliance
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Effective July 1st, California Employers are required to have a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan. The plan should include the reporting and documentation process for workplace violence incidents, mandatory training requirements, as well as recording and reporting obligations. Ensuring compliance with these regulations is crucial. I am available to review your plan thoroughly before implementation. If you need assistance with developing a WVPP or training, feel free to reach out. Remember, creating an effective process will demand a substantial time investment. #WorkplaceSafety #Compliance #CaliforniaRegulations #WorkplaceViolencePreventionPlan
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Attention Employers! 🚨 Today's the day! Ensure your workplace violence prevention plans are implemented by today, Monday, July 1st. Protect your team and comply with safety regulations. For more info, read our article: https://lnkd.in/gV9HE5R8 We discuss what is required, and be sure to engage counsel if you need help getting your plan together! #WorkplaceSafety #EmployerAlert #ViolencePrevention #Compliance #SafetyFirst"
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Attention California employers! 📢 Prepare for the July 1, 2024 deadline with our latest blog post. Find detailed steps for compliance with the new workplace violence prevention plan requirements. Stay ahead and ensure your workplace is safe and compliant. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gV9HE5R8 #WorkplaceSafety #Compliance #EmployerGuidance
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California, it's not too late to get ready for Senate Bill 553 (SB 553)! Understand the steps your business must take to comply with effective workplace violence prevention programs and training. This bill impacts workplace safety, and even if your business isn't in California, these measures are essential for protecting your workforce. Access our comprehensive guide to help you navigate SB 553 requirements effectively: https://bit.ly/4cH8PaT #BSIUSA #SB553 #WorkplaceSafety #WorkplaceViolencePrevention
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Investing in workplace violence prevention is investing in your employees' safety. With annual spending reaching $2.7 billion in the U.S., let's prioritize safety at work. Learn how STAT can help below. ⬇️ 🔗 https://loom.ly/6o3xTJ8 #SafetyFirst #EmployeeWellbeing #STAT
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Effective July 1st, California Employers are required to have a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan. The plan should include the reporting and documentation process for workplace violence incidents, mandatory training requirements, as well as recording and reporting obligations. Ensuring compliance with these regulations is crucial. I am available to review your plan thoroughly before implementation. If you need assistance with developing a WVPP or training, feel free to reach out. Remember, creating an effective process will demand a substantial time investment. #WorkplaceSafety #Compliance #CaliforniaRegulations #WorkplaceViolencePreventionPlan
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🚀 Brace yourselves, California Employers! A game-changing shift is on the horizon! 🌟 Recently, Governor Newsom signed SB 553 into law, mandating that virtually all California employers establish a comprehensive written workplace violence prevention program by July 1, 2024. As per the new law, employers are required to: ✔ Develop and implement a workplace violence prevention program/plan. ✔ Essential training to employees on the risks of workplace violence. ✔ A detailed violent incident log. ✔ Records related to workplace violence. ✔ Periodic reviews of their workplace violence prevention plan. Now, pause and think—Is your organization ready for this groundbreaking change? If the idea of a one-stop solution to sail through these new requirements appeals to you, let's dive into a conversation. It's time to revolutionize your workplace safety game with WILL Interactive! 🌐✨ Let's connect and ensure your organization is well-prepared! 🚀 #california #hr #compliance #workplaceviolence #workplaceviolenceprevention #hrtraining
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Join Anthony Vasquez and I tomorrow for a webinar on California Workplace Violence Prevention and how to foster a culture of safety throughout your org.
The California Compliance Workplace Violence Prevention act is RIGHT around the corner—is your company prepared? ⏰ Join our compliance and safety experts, Amanda Sessions and Anthony Vasquez for an engaging webinar on what to expect for #SB553, effective July 1. Don’t miss out on crucial insights that will impact every company with employees in California! Register today: https://hubs.la/Q02zRz-20
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Learn how your business can minimize or prevent workplace violence with these safety tips, protecting your people and lowering your claims. https://hubs.la/Q02nhWQM0
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Starting today, almost every employer in California (there are a few exceptions) must adhere to the new workplace violence prevention requirements introduced by Senate Bill 553 (SB 553). They must have a written Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVPP) in place, either as part of their Injury and Illness Prevention Plan or maintained as a separate document. This crucial step aims to safeguard the well-being of employees and create a safer work environment for everyone. As a survivor of workplace violence from many moons ago when there was no policy, workplace violence can have severe consequences, including physical harm, emotional trauma, and reduced productivity. A well-structured WVPP helps mitigate risks by: 🔹 Identifying potential hazards: Proactively assessing and addressing areas of vulnerability. 🔹 Implementing preventive measures: Establishing policies and procedures to prevent incidents. 🔹 Training employees: Educating staff on recognizing warning signs and handling violent situations. 🔹 Ensuring compliance: Meeting legal requirements and avoiding potential penalties. #WorkplaceSafety #HR #CaliforniaEmployers #WorkplaceViolencePrevention #Compliance #EmployeeWellbeing
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