Question

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issues new rules with regard to safety in industrial workplaces. After the final rules are issued, OSHA can conduct investigations to a. determine consumer satisfaction. b. determine whether affected businesses are satisfied. c. monitor compliance with the rules. d. determine what type of agency needs to be created next.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is in the option C.

Explanation:

These agencies are made to create specific rules and guarantee in law that some constitutional wrights are followed and respected. This kind of action legally regards, in that example we can see the industrial workers are the aim of that protection and should have their wrights protected.