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Everything You Need To Know About Mandatory Employee Training Programs

Mandatory Employee Training- All employers should adequately train their employees to maintain a productive and safe workplace. Effective employee training can be developed by implementing training required by law, as well as additional training that assists your employees to be productive and successful in the workplace.

Mandatory Employee Training- All employers should adequately train their employees to maintain a productive and safe workplace. Effective employee training can be developed by implementing training required by law, as well as additional training that assists your employees to be productive and successful in the workplace.

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California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, and New

York have their state laws specically addressing sexual

harassment. Make sure what your specic state law

requirements are, for example, the frequency in which the

training must be provided, who must be trained, the required

content of the training program, and proper record keeping.

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

enforces laws regarding workplace harassment.

Enroll Now – California Sexual Harassment Training For

Managers And Supervisors

Safety

The federal Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)

requires that employers train their employees in their jobs’

safety and health aspects. Training helps and shows

employees what they should and should not do when they

perform their workplace duties. Effective training can reduce

accidents and workplace incidents, ensure fewer lawsuits,

lower costs, and promote a happier and safer workplace.

Enroll Now – Workplace Safety Awareness Course

Here are some of OSHA’s safety training requirements:

Hazard communication.

First aid training.

Emergency action plan training.

Personal protective equipment (PPE).

Many more OSHA regulations require training. For example,

specic training requirements for occupations considered

safety-sensitive or organizations involving the public’s safety

like the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the

Department of Transportation (DOT).

Be sure to comply with all regulations that apply to your

industry, workplace, and employees.

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