The Anaheim Hotel Worker Protection Ordinance takes effect January 1, 2024, though it had a rocky path to passage.
It started with a more expansive ordinance proposed in May, which was sent to the voters in October and failed.
Meanwhile, the City Council passed an ordinance focused on the safety of hotel workers over the summer that will take effect next year. The following is an overview.
The ordinance covers hotel employers defined as any person who owns, controls, or operates a hotel in the City of Anaheim, and includes any person or contractor who, in a managerial, supervisory, or confidential capacity, employs hotel workers to provide services at a hotel in conjunction with the hotel’s purpose.
As with many of the hotel employee protection ordinances, Anaheim’s ordinance requires covered employers to provide a personal security device commonly referred to as a “panic button” whenever a worker works in a guest room or restroom facility where other workers are not assigned to be present.
Covered employers must also provide training to workers regarding how to use and maintain the personal security device, the hotel’s protocol for responding to activation, and the employee’s rights.
Employers must retain records of incidents where personal security devices were activated for three years from the incident.
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