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Remember your right to refuse unsafe work

According to OSHA, workers can refuse to work if:

1. They reasonably believe that they are in imminent danger of death or serious physical harm.
2. The danger is so urgent that there is not enough time to address it through normal channels (such as reporting it to a supervisor or OSHA).
3. They have already requested the employer to eliminate the hazard, and the employer has failed to do so.