EAC: Build Your Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVPP)

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Build Your Workplace Violence Prevention Plan


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May 21, 2026 @ 9:30am


No Plan, Big Risk:

The 2026 Workplace Violence Compliance Mandate

Presented by

Michael Rossiter

Scott & Whitehead


This isn't just theory - we're getting practical.

In this session, we'll break down how to actually build and implement your Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVPP) in a way that holds up under scrutiny.

You'll walk away with:

  • A clear framework for your WVPP
  • Guidance on incident documentation + tracking
  • Training strategies that meet compliance standards
  • Confidence that your organization is protected

🛑 Workplace Violence Compliance Mandate
📅 Thursday, May 21
⏰ 9:30 AM PT

👉 Register today and get ahead of the mandate

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Register for Workplace Violence

Plus: One Attendee Will Receive

Employment Law in California: A Practical Guide for Employers (2026 Edition) - packed with over 100 policies, forms, and checklists you can implement immediately.

$195 Value | 800+ Pages | 100+Forms & Policies

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Mid-Year Legal Checkpoint: 2026 Laws California Employers Can't Ignore

06.25.2026


2026 Q3 Hotline Confessions

07.23.2026


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08.13.2026


Lead with Impact: Mastering the Art of Managing Employees

09.17.2026


Stay or Go? How Creative Recognition Keeps Your Best People

10.08.2026


2026 Q4 Hotline Confessions

10.22.2026


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11.19.20


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12.03.2026


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Online Registration is open for all 2026 programs.  Call the office at (480) 532-0007 or email Faith Barnese at faith@eac-oc.com if you prefer to be invoiced for program registration.

Join EAC-OC for Member Pricing + Year-Round HR Guidance for 2026

This bulletin is provided as a courtesy to our clients, members, and friends to highlight current developments in the law. It is for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice or a legal opinion. If you have questions or need guidance regarding these or other matters, please contact Faith Barnese at the EAC-OC office at (714) 794-4253, cell (480) 532-0007, or faith@eac-oc.com.


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