A worker reports a job injury but the supervisor doubts the account. What should management do?

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A worker reports a job injury but the supervisor doubts the account. What should management do?

AFire the worker for filing
Provide claim information promptly
CWait until litigation to document it
DDestroy the report

Why B is correct

Workers’ compensation processes and safety investigation should begin promptly. Reporting rights cannot depend on a supervisor’s initial opinion, and retaliation creates separate exposure.

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A worker reports a job injury but the supervisor doubts the account. What should management do?

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