Every two years, employers with five or more on payroll must provide at least two hours of classroom or other effective interactive sexual harassment prevention training and education to all California supervisory employees and at least one hour of such training to all nonsupervisory employees working on-site or remotely within California. New employees must complete this training within six months of hire.
The required instruction must include:
Based on seventeen years of classroom-style delivery, we offer live onsite or live webinar training.
In-person classroom-style or live interactive webinars are superior to point-and-click e-training for these reasons:
Feedback from a recent in-person seminar:
"This year, I decided to try your in-person anti-harassment training seminar instead of our usual online tutorial for each worker. Although the price difference was significant, the in-person seminar was SO MUCH MORE VALUABLE than I ever anticipated and worth every penny! The interaction with Cindy Bamforth allowed the staff to share important issues, encounters and experiences that I, as the employer, had no idea existed. We diverged from the outline to discuss important matters that are unique to my business. To cover those concerns as a group and with an attorney present made the seminar a tremendously valuable experience. See you in two years!" ~ TC
Contact us TODAY for more information, pricing or to schedule your workforce's seminar or webinar (626) 583-6600 or officemgr@tbowleslaw.com.
January 26, 2023
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