Workers Rights as defined by OSHA

Workers have the following rights:

To work in conditions that do not pose a risk of serious harm
To complete training that is made understandable through the language and vocabulary appropriate to the worker
To be provided with training that fully outlines the risks of the job and hazard-prevention methods
To have access to all records about work-related injuries and illnesses
To be able to file a complaint with OSHA without the risk of reprisal
To exercise their rights without fear of retaliation from the employer

OSHA maintains a staff of compliance assistance specialists across the nation. They are a resource for both the employer and the employee regarding OSHA standards, and they can provide information, educational programs, and workshops.

To learn more about OSHA Regulations visit our OSHA Course Catalog web page.

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