Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing social and political discord, our state legislative representatives and the federal government still found time to create new hurdles for employers in 2021.
Join us on December 8, 2020, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm PST! The deadline for employees to have employees trained is January 1, 20201. Link to register: https://conta.cc/3l9QRmM Harassment and Discrimination Prevention Training focuses Read More »
Register here: https://conta.cc/2Syt8Qw You are invited to attend our approved virtual supervisor sexual harassment training. This training focuses on the employer’s affirmative duty to take every reasonable step to provide a workplace free from harassment Read More »
The contracting industry is that of complex factors — there are some things in this line of work that other industries simply don’t understand. All these factors are put into consideration when we are looking Read More »
We are celebrating women entrepreneurs and their impact on our community. For 10 years, the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards has honored deserving women entrepreneurs. We are proud to celebrate those who have worked hard to Read More »
The Insurance Commissioner has just approved changes to the California Workers’ Compensation Uniform Statistical Reporting Plan—1995 (USRP) and California Workers’ Compensation Experiencing Rating Plan—1995 (ERP). The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California (WCIRB) created the following videos explaining Read More »
Upcoming Webinar AB5 – Is your “Independent Contractor” your employee? Join us for a 30-minute presentation followed by a Q&A session. We hope this invitation finds you well and pushing Read More »
Farm workers and their families face a unique set of challenges in achieving higher education. The average annual wage for a berry farm worker in Ventura County is $24,463. The average cost of attendance of Read More »
“Understanding your Workers Compensation policy and Claims Procedures” The presentation will cover the most common policy mistakes employers make without even knowing.
