Rhode Island Senate Advances Workplace Psychological Safety Legislation

This act is a proactive measure to shield employees from psychological abuses, such as workplace bullying, which can lead to extensive mental, emotional, and physical health issues.

Crafted with detailed input from individuals who have suffered from workplace abuse, as well as advice from medical and legal experts, the legislation seeks to establish a standard for psychologically safe workplaces. This involves creating a supportive environment where psychological harms are actively prevented and where respect for employee well-being is paramount.

The successful passage of this act by the Rhode Island Senate marks an important development in legislative efforts to address workplace safety. As the discussion moves to the Rhode Island House, the implications for workers are profound. Should it become law, this act could influence broader legislative trends across the United States, emphasizing the critical role of mental and emotional health in the workplace. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the need for comprehensive strategies to ensure that all employees work in environments that are not only safe but also conducive to their overall health and productivity.

Learn more about the national movement at EndWorkplaceAbuse.com and the Workplace Psychological Safety Act at WPSAct.org.

Media Contact:

Debra Falzoi,

Workplace Psychological Safety Act,

774-283-5435,

info@endworkplaceabuse.com,

http://workplacepsychologicalsafetyact.org/

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