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Human Trafficking Awareness (CA) Training

Learn how the Human Trafficking Awareness (CA) Module trains your team in California hotels and lodging, so you stay compliant with state law.

Written by Ben Brunken

Human Trafficking Awareness (CA) Module

The Human Trafficking Awareness (CA) Module is premium content in the Marketplace. It trains team members who are likely to interact with victims of human trafficking to recognize the signs and respond.

Who is it for?

This module is for all customers, including admins and directors of HR, who manage hotel and lodging businesses in California. Assign it to team members who may interact with a victim of human trafficking, or who may receive a report of suspected human trafficking from a team member or guest, as required by California law (SB 970). In accordance with CA law, this module has to be taken every 2 years.

How to Add the Module to Your Library

  1. In the dashboard, go to Training > Marketplace.

  2. Click the Human Trafficking Awareness card.

  3. Click Schedule time with support to book a call, or reach out to your Opus Customer Success Manager directly.

From the same window, you can also click Preview Module to see the content, or Download Overview for a PDF summary. Each assignment of this Module uses credits; the window shows the cost under Pricing.

Don't have access to the Opus dashboard? Email support@opus.so and we'll be happy to assist you.

FAQ

How long does the Human Trafficking Awareness (CA) Module take?

The Module takes about 20 to 25 minutes to complete.

Are there any prerequisites for the module?

No, there are no prerequisites for this module.

Is there an exam for the Human Trafficking Awareness (CA) Module?

No, there is no exam and no passing score. The Module includes interactive quizzes, and team members get a certificate when they complete it.

Is the module compliant with all states and regions?

No, the module is compliant only with California.

What are the penalties of not being compliant with Human Trafficking Awareness?

In California, hotels or businesses operating in hotels that do not comply with human trafficking awareness laws can face a range of penalties and consequences. These include civil and criminal penalties, suspension or revocation of licenses, reputation and business impact, and legal liability.

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