6/26/2022 Wall Street Journal In their quest to retain workers, companies are sharpening their focus on a very specific common goal- 90 days. Hold on to an employee for three months, human resources specialists say, and that person is more likely to remain employed...
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U.S. Supreme Court Issues Monumental PAGA Decision For California Employers
From Zaller Law Group, PC June 15, 2022, The U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Viking River Cruises, Inc. v. Moriana, holding that the FAA preempts California’s prohibition on the employer’s ability to contract with employees to bring only their individual...
Why Heat Illness Prevention Matters to You!
Prevent Heat Illness at Work Outdoor & Indoor Heat Exposure Is Dangerous It's time to remind your employees that it's getting hot outside … Remember to Hydrate The attached OSHA poster/flyer reminds you about heat illness prevention ... and will help you initiate...
Cal/OSHA Proposes an All-Industry Workplace Violence Prevention Standard. Are You Ready?
By Sean Paisan & Sierra Vierra on June 13, 2022 -Jackson Lewis PC It may come as a surprise to some, but Cal/OSHA’s workplace violence regulations currently apply only to the Health Care Industry. Cal/OSHA plans to change that. Right now, for non-healthcare...
What You Need to Know Now About COVID-19 Rules For Summer 2022
You Are Invited to Our June 16, 2022 ZOOM Webcast: What You Need to Know Now About COVID-19 Rules For Summer 2022 With COVID-19 cases dramatically increasing in the US and California... Employers must learn about and respond to increasing COVID-19 cases. More than a...
Coronavirus: Orange County Reported 3,091 New Cases and 11 More Deaths, May 31 to June 3
Our June 19 Thursday zoom webcast will feature an update on COVID for Employers presented by Wendy Garcia and Kayla Washington. 10 am at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8320 The OC Health Care Agency reported 3,091 more cases of the coronavirus between Tuesday, May 31, and...
Cal/OSHA Proposes Revisions to Workplace Violence Prevention Requirements
Ursula L. Clemons Orange County Author -Ogletree/Deakins, Law On May 17, 2022, the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) released a revised discussion draft of a proposed regulation for workplace violence prevention in the general industry...
Beat the Heat and Citations – Review Your California Heat Illness Prevention Plan and Procedures
By Sean Paisan & Sierra Vierra on May 20, 2022 -Jackson Lewis As we head into the summer months, employers with outdoor worksites in California may wish to review their Heat Illness Prevention Plans (HIPP) and obligations under Cal/OSHA’s outdoor heat illness...
OSHA Initiates Enforcement Program to Identify Employers Failing to Submit Injury, Illness Data
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has initiated a new enforcement program to identify employers who failed to submit Form 300A data through the agency’s Injury Tracking Application (ITA). OSHA created the injury and illness reporting program in...
What to Know Before Disciplining or Terminating an Employee
The prospect of corrective action or termination makes a lot of managers nervous, and that’s understandable. For employees, being disciplined or losing their job can be anything from moderately embarrassing to financially devastating, but it’s rarely a happy occasion....
Learn How PR Crisis Events Can Be Avoided
The Next Crisis PR Event You’ll Likely Face Most Crisis Communications events originate outside traditional media circles ... therein lies the problem. Companies often miss the unflattering blog articles or angry social media posts defining a supervisor’s perceived...
Reminders Regarding Remote Employees in California
By Shannon Bettis Nakabayashi & Jamielee F. Martinez on April 25, 2022 Posted by Jackson Lewis PC While April has meant the return to the office for many employees across the state, many are remaining remote despite the lifting of statewide COVID-19 restrictions....