The Indirect Cost of Worker Accidents to an Employer Include

question 31

Multiple Choice

The indirect cost of worker accidents to an employer include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A)wages paid for time lost.
• B)damage to equipment and materials.
• C)bad publicity in the industry press.
• D)personnel to investigate and report on accidents.
• E)lost production as a result of work stoppages.

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