Select the correct answer.
What does the Occupational Safety and Health Act enforce?
A.
Employers should set their own health and safety standards.
B.
Workers should ensure that they undergo training at their own expenses before joining a workplace.
C.
Employers should allow workers to decide the health and safety standards.
D.
Workers are solely responsible for the workplace hazards.
E.
Employers should adhere to certain health and safety standards for the wellbeing of employees.

Respuesta :

The best answer for this question is option E "Employers should adhere to certain health and safety standards for the wellbeing of employees." Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) is all about safety of a employers workers. OSHA mainly talks about hazards, training before using a machine or tool, make sure there is no safety hazards that can affect the workers health.

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Answer:

the best and correct answer is E.

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