Question

As a CA employer, in terms of record retention, what three types of records do I need to pay special attention to? Group of answer choices Safety and toxin/chemical exposure records, including safety data sheets: keep for 30 years Pension and welfare plan information: keep for six years. All of the above. First-aid records of job injuries causing loss of work: keep for five years.

Answer 1

CA Employers need to pay attention to the following records:

• Safety and toxin/chemical exposure records, including safety data sheets: keep for 30 years.
• Pension and welfare plan information: keep for six years.
• First-aid records of job injuries causing loss of work: keep for five years.

Which records need to be kept by CA employers?

The state of California requires that employers in the state should keep certain records.

Pension and welfare records should be kept for 6 years while first-aid records should be kept for 5 years.

Safety and chemical records are placed a high value on and should be kept for 30 years.

Find out more on California employer requirements at brainly.com/question/26463698.

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