Retail Worker Safety Act basics
Explains who is covered, when training is required, paid-time expectations, annual versus biennial cadence, and what the law expects from employers.
Employer and reviewer preview site for a New York retail workplace violence prevention lane. It includes a prepared interactive structure, bilingual materials, curriculum, sample certificate, and preview pricing posture. Enrollment remains closed while the employer workflow and site-specific overlays are completed.
The base curriculum covers the interactive core training, and the employer then adds the store-specific layer with exits, devices, meeting points, and other procedures required by the state.
Explains who is covered, when training is required, paid-time expectations, annual versus biennial cadence, and what the law expects from employers.
Covers physical violence, threats, aggressive behavior, stalking, common retail risks, and the four sources of violence described by state guidance.
Builds safer responses to customer conflict, theft-related tension, threatening behavior, and situations where distancing and escalation are more appropriate than confrontation.
Teaches how to make a clear report, what employers should document, why retaliation is prohibited, and how a reporting pathway supports trend review over time.
Reserves space for exits, meeting points, emergency devices, security devices, and store procedures that must be supplied by the employer or site operator.
Adds the 2027 silent response button framework for large employers, including acceptable device formats and training expectations.
Retail employees
Managers and lead staff
Employers with 500+ NY retail employees