13Jan
California Employers May Soon Have To Share Safety Plans
Since 1991, California employers with 10 employees or more have been required to develop written workplace injury and illness prevention plans (“IIPP”). But there is no requirement that employers share those plans with employees. That could be...
By:
Jackson Lewis P.C.
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