Which action is NOT a proper step after refusing dangerous work?

• A. Talk to your employer about fixing the hazard
• B. File a complaint with OSHA
• C. Continue working without addressing the hazard
• D. If discriminated, contact OSHA

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that you have a right to refuse work that is dangerous and you should take steps to get the hazard corrected rather than keep working in a risky situation. After refusing, the proper move is to talk with your employer about fixing the hazard and to request safer conditions or an alternative task. If the hazard is not fixed promptly, you can file a complaint with OSHA or reach out to OSHA if you experience retaliation or discrimination because you refused the work. Continuing to work without addressing the hazard is not acceptable because it leaves you and others at risk and undermines the right to a safe workplace.