15 states currently require employers to provide COVID-19 training to their employees and 11 states require employers to create written COVID-19 prevention plans.

At the federal level, new guidance issued by OSHA indicates that employers nationwide should provide COVID-19 training and create written prevention plans. If OSHA adopts Emergency Temporary Standards, COVID-19 training and plans may become mandatory nationwide.

In this program, you will learn the following:

  • Which states require COVID-19 employee training and which require written prevention plans?
  • What topics must be addressed in the training and written plans in each of the required states?
  • What does OSHA’s current guidance indicate should be included in training and prevention plans nationwide?
  • How will an OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard impact the required elements of employee training and prevention plans?
  • What is the legal risk of not providing employee training and a written plan?

When providing training and a written plan, you’ll learn about how to:

  • Ensure that all required content is covered
  • Keep the content up to date with changes in federal and state laws and guidance
  • Record that employees complete the training and review the plan

This course is eligible for HR, CLE, CPE, and CCB credit.

Please check the Credits tab prior to enrolling to ensure that this program has been pre-approved for CLE credit in your state of practice.

Prerequisites: None
Field of Study: Business Organization & Management
Program Level: Intermediate
Credit Type: Group Internet-Based for the Live Program

Faculty Member
Michael Johnson
Clear Law Institute

Michael Johnson, CEO of Clear Law Institute, is a former U.S. Department of Justice attorney who brought one of DOJ’s first “pattern or practice” sexual harassment cases. He has provided training and consulting on harassment prevention or investigations to organizations around the world, such as the EEOC, the United Nations, and Google. He is a graduate of Duke University and Harvard Law School.

CLE Credits (Law)

Credit Value Type Format
NALA - - Credit not available
NFPA - - Credit not available
AL 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
AK 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
AR Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
AZ 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
CA 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
CO 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
CT 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
DE 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
FL 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
GA 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
HI 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
IA 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
ID 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
IL 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
IN 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
KS Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
KY 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
LA 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
ME 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
MN 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
MO 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
MS 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
MT 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NC 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
ND 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NE Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
NH 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NJ 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
NM 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
NV 1 General
On-Demand/Recording
NY 1.5 Areas of Professional Practice (NY)
On-Demand/Recording
OH 1.3 General
On-Demand/Recording
OK 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
OR 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
PA 1 General
On-Demand/Recording
RI Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
SC Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
TN 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
TX 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
UT 1 General
On-Demand/Recording
VA Not Available General
On-Demand/Recording
VT 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording
WA 1.25 Law and Legal Procedure
On-Demand/Recording
WI 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
WV 1.5 General
On-Demand/Recording
WY 1.25 General
On-Demand/Recording

In some CLE states, the course will be submitted to the bar after you register. If for any reason the course is not approved, we will fully refund your registration fee. If a state is listed on this course, then we are confident the course fits that state's standards and already is or will be approved for credit.

HR Credits

Credit Value Type Format
HRCI - - Credit not available
SHRM - - Credit not available

Accounting Credits

Credit Value Field of Study Format

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CPE Credit - Maximum Credit Hours: Please see above. You must attend at least 50 minutes to obtain credit. Fields of Study: Please see above. Teaching Method: Lecture. Upon completion of this course, you will receive a certificate of attendance. Final approval of a course for CPE credit belongs with each state’s regulatory board.

Clear Law Institute has registered with the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy as a CPE Sponsor. This registration does not constitute an endorsement by the Board as to the quality of our CPE Program.

Compliance Credits

Credit Value Type Format
CCB 1.5 On-Demand/Recording

For Compliance courses, we have listed the credit we believe this course is eligible for. After completing the course, you will receive instructions for submitting the course to the Compliance Certification Board (CCB). This education activity has not been submitted to the Compliance Certification Board (CCB)®for review or approval of its educational content. Please [email protected] directly regarding the applications and documentation necessary to submit applicable compliance related education to CCB for their review.

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