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New CA Law Requires Workplace Violence Prevention Plans

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Exempted from the law are employers already covered under the Workplace Violence Healthcare standard Cal/OSHA 3342, Department of Corrections and law enforcement agencies, and businesses with 10 or fewer employees who do not meet the public. And we definitely saw those elements make their way into the bill,” he adds.

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EntertainHR: Don’t Be Punk’d Without a Workplace Violence Policy

Recruiting Daily Advisor

The OSHA Angle: Requirements and Recommendations The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) has reported that “acts of violence and other injuries is currently the third-leading cause of fatal occupational injuries in the United States.” Employers, Pin Down Your Zero-Tolerance Policies!

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Essential Elements of a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan

Recruiting Daily Advisor

OSH Act It is important to note that employers have a general duty under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act) to maintain a workplace free from recognized serious hazards. The OSH Act was initially motivated to reduce workplace deaths caused by industrial accidents and exposure to unsafe working conditions.

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To Avoid COVID-19 Liability, Institute Proper Protocols

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Various government agencies have compiled resources aimed at helping businesses to limit the spread of the coronavirus and to keep their employees safe. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) published a pamphlet entitled Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19. What Can You Do? Bottom Line.

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How to manage labor costs in the cleaning industry

Team Software

How to calculate labor costs The cost of labor is typically the most significant expense for a cleaning company, since that sum includes wages, benefits, payroll tax, training and operating a human resources team. Because labor costs are such significant expenses, they’re often targeted for reductions.

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Recruitment compliance: all you need to know in 2023

Workable

Here, we discuss recruitment compliance in 2023, so you can ensure your business stays compliant, and attracts the top talent in your industry while avoiding any compliance and discrimination pitfalls. The post Recruitment compliance: all you need to know in 2023 appeared first on Recruiting Resources: How to Recruit and Hire Better.

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A List of 20 Challenges That HR Departments Face Each Day

Contract Recruiter

Nearly every company that has more than a small handful of employees needs a human resources department. To assist the industry, we’ve put together a list of the most common challenges an HR team is likely to face within their organization. Part of being able to properly handle a challenge is understanding it.