Presented by Rachel Conn, Dan Deacon, and Andrea Chavez Workplace violence has been a focus for both the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) for several years, as it continues…
Presented by the Cal/OSHA Team in Conn Maciel Carey’s national OSHA Practice Group The state of California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health, better known as Cal/OSHA, is perhaps the most aggressive and enforcement-heavy approved state OSH Program…
Presented by Jordan Schwartz and Megan Shaked Regardless of whether you own or manage a hotel, store, restaurant, hospital, or any other place of business frequented by members of the public, you have an obligation to both…
Presented by Aaron Gelb and special guest Perry Logan As organizations strive to create safer and more resilient workplaces, understanding these modern frameworks is crucial for achieving sustainable safety improvements. This session focuses on emerging concepts such as Safety…
Presented by Lindsay DiSalvo and Scott Hecker With over a year of President Trump’s second term under our belts, the current administration’s priorities have begun to take shape. While we expect enforcement activity to decrease during President Trump’s second…
Presented by Lindsay DiSalvo and Scott Hecker With over a year of President Trump’s second term under our belts, the current administration’s priorities have begun to take shape. While we expect enforcement activity to decrease during President Trump’s second…
Presented by the Partners in CMC’s OSHA & Workplace Safety Practice Group As we do every January, it is time to take stock of what changed at OSHA over the past year—and what did not. With 2025…
Presented by Kara M. Maciel, Scott Hecker, and Letitia Silas This timely presentation provides an overview of the federal regulatory and enforcement landscapes that will shape employers’ obligations and workplace practices in 2026. More than a year into the…
Presented by Rachel Conn, Megan Shaked, and Andrea Chavez Cal/OSHA has a specialized High Hazard Unit dedicated to conducting targeted programmed inspections in certain “High Hazard Industries.” The scope of industries covered by the High Hazard unit is based…
Presented by Rachel L. Conn, Anthony M. Casaletta, Megan S. Shaked, and Daniel C. Deacon Twenty-two states have OSHA-approved state plans that cover both private and state and local government workers. While state plans must be at least as effective…
Presented by Eric J. Conn, Aaron R. Gelb, and Lindsay A. DiSalvo Year over year, there are certain OSHA regulations that are more commonly cited than others. The frequency of citations under specific regulations is certainly workplace and industry-dependent,…
Presented by Megan S. Shaked and Kimberly Cole California employment law is known for its constant shifts and strong protections of employee rights. Join us for our annual review as we summarize recent changes for 2025, discuss trends and…
Presented by Kara M. Maciel and Letitia Silas This program provides unionized and non-unionized employers a foundational overview of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and its role in enforcing the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). Participants…
Presented by Rachel Conn, Megan Shaked, Dan Deacon, and Andrea Chavez The Western States are home to some of the most unique state-plan states in the country, often implementing regulations requiring more than is required under federal OSHA.…
Presented by Kara M. Maciel and Letitia Silas This program assists non-union or minimally unionized employers with examining workplace vulnerabilities and risks for union organizing as well as best practices for lawfully responding to organizing efforts. Participants…
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