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Several workers have been injured from slip-and-fall hazards. What can a business do to reduce these injuries?
Offer workplace training about cleaning up spills.
Issue a newsletter reminding workers about the benefits of the workplace.
Change work shifts and schedules for those who are injured.
Eliminate activities for all workers who are at risk for falling.
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Offer workplace training about cleaning up spills.
Explanation: training and good housekeeping directly address slip-and-fall causes (proper spill cleanup, posting wet‑floor signs, using mats, correct footwear, prompt maintenance). The other options do not reduce hazards: a newsletter about “benefits” is irrelevant, changing shifts for injured workers doesn’t prevent slips, and eliminating activities for everyone is impractical and unnecessary.
Explanation: training and good housekeeping directly address slip-and-fall causes (proper spill cleanup, posting wet‑floor signs, using mats, correct footwear, prompt maintenance). The other options do not reduce hazards: a newsletter about “benefits” is irrelevant, changing shifts for injured workers doesn’t prevent slips, and eliminating activities for everyone is impractical and unnecessary.
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