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What are the employee’s rights under the Safety and Health at Work Act?

Workplace Information National Insurance Scheme (NIS)

Employees have the right to:


• be informed and trained about hazards and the means of control. The training must be presented in a form that is understood by the employee.
• access reports on workplace conditions where specific representation is made
• speak privately with a Safety and Health Officer during an inspection
• file a complaint with the Labour Department.

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