A worker believes his employer has created a serious safety hazard on the job site. Under the OSH Act, what right does that worker have?

A worker believes his employer has created a

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AThe right to file a complaint with OSHA without fear of retaliation or discrimination
BThe right to immediately shut down the entire project until OSHA inspects
CThe right to assess and collect fines from the employer directly
DThe right to require a third-party safety audit paid for by the employer

✓ Correct answer: A. The right to file a complaint with OSHA without fear of retaliation or discrimination Section 11(c) of the OSH Act protects workers who exercise their rights — including filing a safety complaint — from retaliation or discrimination by their employer.

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