@bakkenbabe1: Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), employees have several core rights designed to ensure a safe and healthful workplace. Right to a safe and healthful workplace: Employees have the right to work in conditions free from known, serious hazards. Employers must comply with all applicable OSHA standards and general safety Right to information and training: Workers have the right to receive safety and health training in a language and vocabulary they can understand. This includes information on toxic substances, chemical hazards, and emergency procedures. Right to access records: Employees can review workplace injury and illness logs (such as the OSHA 300 log), as well as access their own medical and exposure records. Right to file a complaint and participate in inspections: Workers can file a confidential complaint with OSHA to request an inspection if they believe there are unsafe conditions. They also have the right to accompany or speak with the OSHA inspector during a workplace walkthrough. Right to be free from retaliation: Employees have the legal right to report injuries, illnesses, or safety violations without fear of punishment. Employers are strictly prohibited from firing, demoting, harassing, or retaliating against workers for exercising their OSHA rights.

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