Author Question: Which of the following is not true regarding OSHA's authority regarding feasibility of standards? ... (Read 63 times)

penza · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

Which of the following is not true regarding OSHA's authority regarding feasibility of standards?
A) OSHA grants the Secretary authority to issue standards dealing with toxic materials or harmful physical agents.
B) OSHA cannot force an industry to develop and diffuse new technology to satisfy precise permissible exposure limits.
C) The standard also must satisfy the requirement of economic feasibility.
D) OSHA can present substantial evidence showing that companies acting vigorously and in good faith can develop the technology.

Question 2

Cases come to the court of appeals when:
a. one of the parties to the litigation is not satisfied with a federal district court's decision b. one of the parties to the litigation is a minor
c. one of the parties to the litigation is a minority
d. one of the parties to the litigation has a previous criminal record e. none of the other choices are correct