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Looking Back/Moving Forward: Safe Workers Save Lives

The campaign has come a long way in a very short period of time. Read about what’s ahead for 2015 — including the next Cal/OSHA meeting on February 5 in Los Angeles — and how you can get involved.

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Your Health and Safety on the Job: Who’s Responsible?

Workers, advocates, and activists moved the discussion from employers’ spin-doctored messaging to reality-based issues at the 3rd Cal/OSHA advisory meeting on workplace violence prevention in healthcare.

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Non-Hospital Healthcare Workers Speak Out on Workplace Violence

On November 13, more than 30 healthcare workers attended the second Cal/OSHA Workplace Violence in Healthcare advisory meeting in Oakland to talk about the hazard in non-hospital healthcare settings.

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Workplace Violence Prevention in Non-Hospital Healthcare Settings

The next Cal/OSHA Workplace Violence in Healthcare Advisory Meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, November 13 in Oakland. This meeting will focus entirely on non-hospital healthcare settings.

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Governor Brown Signs SB 1299

Yesterday, California Governor Jerry Brown signed SB 1299 – Workplace Violence Prevention Plans: Hospitals (Padilla, D-Pacoima). Read our analysis of it here.

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SEIU President Mary Kay Henry Stands with California Healthcare Workers

SEIU International President Mary Kay Henry sent a letter to the Cal/OSHA Standards Board today in anticipation of the June 19 vote on the California Safe Care Standard campaign’s Petition No. 538.

Looking Back/Moving Forward: Safe Workers Save Lives

Your Health and Safety on the Job: Who’s Responsible?

Non-Hospital Healthcare Workers Speak Out on Workplace Violence

Workplace Violence Prevention in Non-Hospital Healthcare Settings

Governor Brown Signs SB 1299

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