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2 years ago

Holton is the manager at a small restaurant what can he do to ensure the work place offers a safe environment for employees

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adoni [48]2 years ago

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Answer:

A. Require all employees to wear slip resistant shoes.

Options for this question

A. Require all employees to wear slip resistant shoes.

B. Allow employees to eat one meal from an employee menu during their shift.

C. Train employees to provide great customer service.

D. Have employees set all the tables at the beginning of their shift.

Explanation:

Restaurants operate while maintaining high levels of hygiene. Cleaning is a continuous process as long as the restaurant is open. Due to this fact, the floor is bound to be slippery most of the time. With such conditions, slip-resistant shoes should be part of an employee's personal protection equipment, PPE.

A manager concerned with employee safety will insist on slip-resistant shoes to prevent workplace accidents. The other options are not about employee safety in the workplace.

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