The workshops and seminars were given by several different entities of the organization with topics ranging from human resources, sexual harassment, forklift training and more. Cal-OSHA standards require first aid kits at the work site, and that someone be trained to use the materials if needed. Class size is limited to 20 students. This basic skills session will provide an effective refresher, or get that new supervisor off on the right foot. The fees are separate for each session.
Space is limited.
Future classes on Introduction to Supervision will be held in late February in Napa, and Salinas and Fresno in March. Moderated by WGA General Counsel Terry O'Connor, this informative seminar will discuss the results of recent U.S. Department of Labor investigations. Speakers from the DOL will include Susana Rincon, assistant district director, along with MSPA specialists Adriana Iglesias and Cesar Avila. They will be discussing transportation, housing, child labor, joint employment and hot goods in agriculture. A continental breakfast will be served.