Thanks:) I would talk to the neighbor in a professional manner at the bank, and ask them about the fence, stating the facts and trying to avoid personal bias. I would do this because then the neighbor could not say that you broke confidentiality, and you could still get the results with the fence. <span />
The correct answer is option B "Inform your supervisor or manager". As according to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the "employer must provide a workplace free of known health and safety hazards". When a safety hazard occurs the first step is to inform the supervisor or manager about the situation, if the employer does not take action, the worker have the right to file a confidential complaint to OSHA and ask for an inspection.
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the answer is "informal language"
