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California state law requires employers with at least five employees to provide sexual harassment training every two years to all employees.Frequently Asked Questions
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Your workers will receive an email advising that they’ve been assigned the training, as well as login credentials and a link to the site. They can start their training immediately.
Nope. We offer an option to assign the training even if your workers do not have their own individual email addresses.
We do not send certificates in the mail. After successfully completing an online course, learners are given instant access to certificates in PDF format. Certificates can be instantly viewed, downloaded, and printed as required.
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Yes. Our courses are fully compliant with California law (AB 1825, SB 1343, and SB 778) and meet all federal and state sexual harassment prevention training requirements.
All California employers with five or more employees are required to provide sexual harassment training to both workers and supervisors.
All employees must be trained — including full-time, part-time, temporary, seasonal workers, and interns. Supervisors and managers are also required to complete training that not only covers basic sexual harassment principles, but also prevention, promotion, , enforcement, and accountability measures.
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Employees: Within 6 months of hire.
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Supervisors: Within 6 months of becoming a supervisor.
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Seasonal/temporary employees: Within 30 days or 100 hours worked, whichever comes first
It’s recommended to complete training for new employees during initial onboarding to ensure immediate compliance.
California law requires employees and supervisors to complete sexual harassment prevention training at least once every two years. This means employers must provide refresher or renewal training before the two-year deadline to remain compliant.
Employers are responsible for ensuring compliance. If an employee provides proof of recent compliant training (within the last two years), it may be accepted. However, many employers retrain to reduce risk and liability.
Employers must keep documentation of completed training for at least two years, including:
- Employee names
- Training dates
- Type of training (employee or supervisor)
- Proof of completion (certificate or acknowledgement)
California law requires 1 hour of training for employees and 2 hours of training for supervisors and managers every two years. Supervisor training should also include information relating to prevention, promotion, enforcement, and accountability measures. Out worker version and supervisor version of the courses meet this criteria.
Yes. California allows online training as long as it is interactive and meets state requirements for duration and content. The law also requires training to include interactive elements, such as questions, case studies, and examples. Our courses meet this criteria.
