There Are Laws That Protect Employees from Undo Harm Due

question 62

True/False

There are laws that protect employees from undo harm due to hazardous work conditions.
According to the Legal Briefcase and the EEOC,the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 regulates the degree to which employees can be exposed to hazardous substances and specifies the safety equipment the employer must provide.

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Definitions:

Farm Outputs

The total variety and quantity of goods produced by farming activities, including crops, livestock, and other agricultural products.

Dairy Margin Protection Program

A federal program in the United States designed to protect dairy producers when the margin between milk prices and feed costs falls below a certain level.

Agricultural Act

Legislation concerning the agricultural sector, typically involving policies on farming, subsidies, crop insurance, and food safety, among other areas.

Marketing Loan Program

A federal farm subsidy under which certain farmers can receive a loan (on a per-unit-of-output basis) to plant a crop and then, depending on the harvest price of the crop, either pay back the loan with interest or keep the loan proceeds while forfeiting their harvested crop to the lender.