Which statement reflects the employer's obligation to ensure workers know their rights and duties?

• A. Ensure workers have no knowledge of rights and duties
• B. Ensure workers are aware of their rights and duties
• C. Do nothing
• D. Provide rights only to certain workers

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that employers must actively inform and educate workers about their rights and duties in the workplace. In health and safety practice, understanding these rights and duties is what enables safe behavior and proper participation in safety processes. So, the statement that employers ensure workers are aware of their rights and duties is the best answer because awareness is the foundation for exercising rights and fulfilling responsibilities, leading to safer practices and better compliance. Leaving workers uninformed, doing nothing, or granting rights only to some workers undermines safety and legal obligations.