Workplace Violence Prevention for California Employers

White Papers

Effective July 1, 2024, California enacted general industry workplace violence prevention requirements applicable to nearly all California employers. Covered employers have several obligations under the law, including developing and implementing a workplace violence prevention plan; training employees on the plan; identifying, evaluating and correcting workplace violence hazards; creating workplace violence incident logs; and various recordkeeping requirements.

This white paper details what employers should know about California's workplace violence prevention requirements, including:

  • Which employers are covered.
  • What qualifies as workplace violence.
  • What a workplace violence prevention plan is.
  • What type of training is required.
  • How employers can identify workplace violence hazards and respond to workplace violence incidents.
  • What documentation is required under the law.

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