Are You Prepared for Workplace Violence Prevention?


Are You Prepared for Workplace Violence Prevention?

As of July 1, 2024, California’s Governor Newsom has made it mandatory for all employers to have ​Workplace Violence Prevention policies and training in place. At Thelá Thatch Consulting, we understand the urgency of this requirement and the importance of creating a safe workplace for your employees.

That’s why we’re offering a Workplace Violence Prevention Strategy & Training package for an introductory price of $1,500. Let us help you get ahead of compliance and protect your workforce with this comprehensive solution.

Here’s what you’ll receive:

  • Customized Workplace Violence Prevention Policy

We'll draft a policy tailored to your organization’s needs, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

  • Consultation on Implementation

You'll receive a 30-minute consultation to guide you on how to roll out the policy and training within your organization.

  • Expert-Led Employee Training

Our specialists will lead a 30-minute training session for your employees, teaching them how to recognize and prevent workplace violence.


Why You Need This Training Now

Workplace violence prevention is more than a legal requirement—it’s a commitment to your employees' safety. With recent laws like California's SB 553, now is the time to ensure your organization is fully compliant.

Normally valued between $5,000 - $15,000, you can get this essential training package for just $1,500. And with flexible payment plans through Klarna, safeguarding your workplace has never been easier.

Click here to explore payment options and secure your consultation today!

Take the first step towards a safer workplace. Contact us now to get started on your customized prevention plan.

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