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CalChamber’s September Trainings: HR Boot Camp, Time Off, Supervisor Essentials

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Your kids are not the only ones going back to school — this September, CalChamber has four separate virtual trainings designed to help you navigate workplace compliance with ease. Read on for more details about our September trainings, including what’s covered, why it’s relevant and more. to 12:30 p.m. to 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

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Easily Train Supervisors, Managers on Wage and Hour Compliance

HRWatchdog

Supervisors can create serious compliance issues for employers if theyre not properly trained to manage a California-based workforce particularly in wage and hour law. The training covers key wage and hour topics including: Understanding timekeeping requirements (e.g., Preventing off-the-clock work (e.g.,

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Celebrating Human Resources (HR) Professionals Day!

HRWatchdog

HR professionals have to be knowledgeable about California’s final pay laws, which have very specific timing requirements depending on whether the employee quit without notice or 72-hours’ notice, or was terminated or laid off. Here are just three of the many diverse responsibilities that HR professionals handle.

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Empowering Employees Through Legal Education in the Workplace

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For instance, knowledge of anti-discrimination laws, wage and hour regulations, and safety standards empowers employees to navigate their roles confidently. For instance, training on conflict resolution techniques, such as mediation and negotiation, can empower employees to address issues constructively before they escalate.

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On-Boarding Activities: Best to Wait for Employee’s First Day of Work

HRWatchdog

When we start a new employee, their first day is spent completing on-boarding paperwork and trainings. Employers may be tempted to ask new hires to complete on-boarding activities, such as filling out paperwork and completing trainings, from home so that employees can begin working immediately when they arrive on their first day.

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What Supervisors Need to Know, Part I: ‘Hard’ Compliance Skills

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The states complex regulatory environment can create a number of legal quagmires for companies that are not staying on top of employee compliance and training especially where managers and front-line supervisors are concerned. As such, supervisors must be trained to understand and enforce these rules.

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What You Need to Know About Employment Law Changes in 2025

HR Partner

From changes in wages to new employee rights, staying ahead of these changes ensures you’re not only compliant but also supporting your team in the best way possible. If wage theft hasn’t been on your radar yet, nows the time to make sure you’re fully compliant. per hour, with adjustments for inflation.