According to the AFL CIO 2009 Report, Death on the job: The Toll of Neglect, the

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According to the AFL CIO 2009 Report, Death on the job: The Toll of Neglect, the full extent of occupat understated. What does this fact indicate? tional injuries and illnesses and their associated costs" ($145 to 290 billion annually)es is needed to educate both employers and workers about recognizing and reporting hazards and reporting injuries OSHA's training program has been virtually ineffective in educating employers about reporting procedures Since its establishment in 1971, OSHA still does not have accurate reporting procedures in place that provide the full scope of occupational costs The federal government needs to authorize a congressional committee to investigate OSHA in order to determine its effectiveness

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Correct option should be option A which says more training is required to educate employers and workers about recognizing and reporting hazards and injuries.

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