CA AB2334

Permits the Office of Self-Insurance Plans of the Department of Industrial Relations to access individually identifiable workers' compensation information to evaluate costs, benefit expenditures, and performance of public self-insured employers' programs

Authorizes the Director of Industrial Relations to publish information about public self-insured employers' workers' compensation programs, including data identifying individual public employers, their third-party administrators, and joint powers authorities

Extends the statute of limitations for issuing citations for workplace injury and illness recordkeeping violations, clarifying that an "occurrence" continues until the violation is corrected, discovered by the division, or the compliance duty ends

Requires the Division of Occupational Safety and Health to monitor federal OSHA's Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses rule regarding electronic submission of injury data

Mandates the division to convene an advisory committee of management and labor representatives within 120 days if federal OSHA eliminates or substantially reduces electronic injury reporting requirements, to evaluate implementing state-level protections