A worker can refuse to work if he or she has reason to believe that:a) any machine, equipment or tool is likely to endanger them or another workerb) the physical condition of the workplace is likely to endanger themc) any machine, equipment or tool that is not maintained properlyd) all of the abovee) only a) & b) above After a worker refuses to work, the supervisor must investigate the situation in thepresence of the worker and one of the following:a) joint health and safety committee member, or health and safetyrepresentativeb) another worker who is knowledgeable and has been chosen by the workers orunionc) a representative of the Ministry of Labourd) all of the abovee) only a) & b) above

The Human resources subject is very wide in an organization also. HR does not restrict itself to a…

A worker can refuse to work if he or she has reason to believe that: a) any machine, equipment or tool is likely to endanger them or another worker b) the physical condition of the workplace is likely to endanger them c) any machine, equipment or tool that is not maintained properly d) all of the above e) only a) & b) above

A worker can refuse to work if he or she has reason to believe that: a) any machine, equipment or tool is likely to endanger them or another worker b) the physical condition of the workplace is likely to endanger them c) any machine, equipment or tool that is not maintained properly d) all of the above e) only a) & b) above

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

Section: Chapter Questions

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