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Safer at Work Los Angeles works with the business community to provide the information and resources needed to work safely. The Safer at Work program is designed to invest in and build shared responsibility between businesses, employees, consumers and the communities they serve to keep each other as safe as possible while restoring our local, thriving economy. In partnership with PPE Unite, LA County businesses are eligible to receive free PPE supplies including masks, Rapid COVID-19 test kits, N95s masks and hand sanitizer in accordance with health code guidelines. By wearing masks, getting the COVID-19 vaccine and testing regularly, we continue to protect ourselves, keep our community safe.

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WHEN: Wednesday, March 16, 2022 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Follow the conversation via FaceBook Live: https://fb.me/e/1Jtq6cqyd

Read the press release from this briefingĀ here.