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Preguntas del test (13)
1What does OSHA stand for?
- AOccupational Safety and Health Administration
- BOptional Safety Hazard Awareness
- COpposite Standing Hazard Act
- DOnly Safe Hazards Allowed
2How are serious OSHA violations dealt with?
- AIt's left to the employer.
- BLegal council is involved.
- CThe violations are ignored.
3You can appeal a decision made by OSHA.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
4What is a casual worker?
- ASomeone who has a laid-back job
- BSomeone who dresses casually for work
- CAn employee who doesn’t work regularly for one employer and doesn’t have to have workers compensation insurance.
5Injuries at work are covered by workers compensation.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6What is vocational rehabilitation?
- Aa paid vacation for work.
- Btraining for another type of job.
- Cbeing sent to a rehab center after injury at work.
7Which of the following is NOT a way to get workers compensation benefits?
- AEmployers may purchase an insurance policy from a private insurance company
- BParticipate in a state administered workers’ compensation fund
- CAsk the federal government for payment after an injury
- DBe self-insured through your own choice of private insurance
8Under what law are employee negligence suits under?
- Acommon law
- Bcivil law
- Cstate law
- Dcriminal law
9When an injury occurs on the job, are you allowed to sue?
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
10Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 common law defenses?
- Aassumption of risk
- Bfalling somewhere slippery
- Cco-worker injuring themselves on job
- Dbeing negligent
11Most states compensate for 80% of lost wages after an injury
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
12Small companies do not require employees to have workers compensation insurance.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13What is the general duty clause?
- Aa clause in the Occupational Health and Safety act that requires employers to provide a hazard free workplace.
- Ba clause in the Occupational Health and Safety act that requires people to be careful at their workplace
- Ca clause in the Occupational Health and Safety act that states employers do not have to provide workers compensation
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- by Taylor, Amanda, and Hannah
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- AMANDA TRUBIANO
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