Question 8 2.5 pts Question 2 2.5 pts The U.S. Department of Labor Occupational

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Question 8 2.5 pts Question 2 2.5 pts The U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Organization (OSHA) is the government agency primarily responsible for Based on autonomy, the right to know about workplace hazards is to allow individuals to exercise a free choice in matters that affect their welfare most deeply True how companies protect their employees from harm while on the job how companies recruit, promote, and retain people for employment how the rights of consumers are protected in the marketplace how companies determine the occupational requirements needed by False Question 9 2.5 pts employees to protect the well-being of society The Utilitarian argument for the right to know about workplace hazard assumes that individuals will be better equipped to protect themselves. True False

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1. A. Companies protect their employees from harm while on the job.

This is the main function that OSHA performs and keeps the organization to maintain a standard which provides the safety of the employees while they perform their due diligence to the company.

2. A. TRUE

This is because there is a need to disclose any such hazards to the employee before they decide to take in the task understanding all the necessary values and risks associated with it.

3. A. TRUE

Following a utilitarian approach in this sense would allow the companies to create the value for the employees to understand the risks and perform their due diligence in the proper capacity while also safeguarding from all the possible actions and events that could occur while in the job.

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