California Sexual Harassment Prevention Training Requirements
California is at the forefront of addressing sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace. The state wants to properly educate companies and employees about what constitutes sexual harassment in California. It recently enacted a new law, SB 1343, which expands sexual-harassment prevention training requirements and affects many more organizations.
Employers with five or more employees, including temporary or seasonal employees, must provide required training to all supervisory and nonsupervisory employees within the first 6 months of employment or assuming a supervisory position.
Supervisory employees: 2 hours
Nonsupervisory employees: 1 hour
Employers must provide training to each employee in California once every two years.
- Information and practical guidance regarding federal and California laws that prohibit sexual harassment.
- Strategies to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, including practical examples to instruct supervisors on preventing harassment, discrimination, and retaliation.
- Resources for victims of unlawful sexual harassment, such as reporting mechanisms.
- And more!
Full Guide To State Requirements
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