How to document your payroll information to comply with California Prevailing Wage and Federal Davis-Bacon requirements. Review forms A-1-131 and WH347. What fields to fill out and what they mean. Review the CA DIR eCPR system. When you have to use it and some quirks that can happen. Other forms, such as Statement of Fringe […]
Employee injuries happen. Are you and your team ready for what is to follow? Join us as we walk through an effective accident investigation and report. In this session you will learn: Who is best suited to conduct the accident investigation? Basic techniques used to get to the root cause of the incident. Interviewing techniques? […]
QuickBooks Desktop Do you need to brush up on your skills? Did you know that you can run certified payroll reports? Set-up workers comp tracking, price levels, memorized reports, job costing, and so much more. Hands-on class that is not a formal lecture, bring your laptop. This course covers QuickBooks Desktop Pro, Premier, and […]
What is a Preliminary Notice? Find out how the Preliminary Notice is the first important step to collect your money through the use of Mechanic's Liens, Stop Notices, and associated paperwork. What form do I use at what stage? Are you using up-to-date forms? Do you know the timelines for submitting forms? Do you know […]
Cal/OSHA requires that all employers have trained persons to render First Aid and CPR on every job site. Title 8, Ch4, Subch4 (CSO), Section1512(b)- Emergency Medical Services Appropriately Trained Person: Each employer shall ensure the availability of a suitable number of appropriately trained persons to render first aid. Where more than one employer is involved in […]
Cal/OSHA requires that all employers have trained persons to render First Aid and CPR on every job site. Title 8, Ch4, Subch4 (CSO), Section1512(b)- Emergency Medical Services Appropriately Trained Person: Each employer shall ensure the availability of a suitable number of appropriately trained persons to render first aid. Where more than one employer is involved in […]
Home Improvement Contracts California has an extensive system of laws intended to protect consumers from unlicensed or unreliable contractors. The most important body of law is referred to as the "Home Improvement Contract Law" and it controls such conditions as the amount the contractor can charge as a down payment, special notices to consumers of […]
Cal/OSHA requires that all employers have trained persons to render First Aid and CPR on every job site. Title 8, Ch4, Subch4 (CSO), Section1512(b)- Emergency Medical Services Appropriately Trained Person: Each employer shall ensure the availability of a suitable number of appropriately trained persons to render first aid. Where more than one employer is involved in […]