What is one key effect of OSHA Section 4 rights for workers?

• A. It empowers workers to know their rights and actively participate in preventing injuries.
• B. It protects employers' rights exclusively.
• C. It restricts access to safety information.
• D. It replaces OSHA entirely.

Answer: (A)

OSHA Section 4 rights empower workers to know their rights and actively participate in preventing injuries by giving them a say in safety matters—requesting inspections, accessing safety information and training, and reporting hazards without fear of retaliation. This active involvement helps identify and fix hazards before they cause harm and fosters a safety-focused culture at the workplace. The other ideas aren’t correct because the section isn’t about protecting employers exclusively, restricting information, or replacing OSHA with something else.