Question

Demareas’s employer has started using a new industrial cleaner. Even though Demareas doesn’t directly work with the cleaner, he’s started feeling nauseated and lightheaded during and after work every day. When he asked the supervisor what type of chemicals the cleaner contained, the supervisor told Demareas that he didn’t have the right to know because he doesn’t handle the cleaner. Is his supervisor correct?
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Answer 1

The correct answer is, No, his supervisor is not correct.

When he asked the supervisor what type of chemicals the cleaner contained, the supervisor told Demareas that he didn't have the right to know because he does not handle the cleaner. His supervisor is not correct.

Explanation:

Demareas's employer started to use a new industrial cleaner. Demareas does not work directly with that cleaner or does not have some direct exposure to that, but after some time, he started feeling nauseated and lightheaded after work every day.

He thought about the reasons for it and just remembered that his employer has started to use a new cleaner which might have affected his health. So he asked his supervisor about what chemicals are being used in the cleaner, but his supervisor didn't tell him and said that he does not have the right to ask about it as he does not work with it.

His supervisor is absolutely wrong because it is the right of every employee to have safe working conditions at the workplace and if anything is bothering him, they can ask about it or even complaint about it. So his supervisor's reply was not justified at all.

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