Under OSHA guidelines, which example is NOT an employer responsibility?
provide personal protective equipment
provide access to medical records
disclose financial information
post any violations

disclose financial information

Explanation:

OSHA is an acronym for occupational safety and health Administration. It is a body that promotes employee safety in the workplace. Osha provides guidelines that ensure both employers and employees remain healthy and safe in the workplace.

OSHA is not concerned with the financial aspect of a business. There are bodies such as the Association of Certified Project Accountants (ACPA) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) that deal with financial reporting in the US.

1.  Some of the regulation of OHSA requires employers to do as follows.

2.  Provide their employees with a workplace

3.  Provide employees have and use safe tools and equipment

4.  Ensure proper maintenance of tools and equipment.

5. Use signs,  posters, and color codes to warn employees of potential                 dangers.

6. Employers must provide safety training and ensure workers understand