Whether your safety concerns arise out of the Coronavirus / Covid-19 pandemic or other safety violations at work, you need to proceed with caution both to protect your health and safety but also your continued employment.
If my workplace is unsafe, what can I do?
Washington Workers:
Contact the Department of Labor and Industry for information about Washington State Worker's rights or to file a complaint for unpaid wages or safety violations: LNI Complaints.
Washington Patients:
Concerned about a Medical Facility or Provider? File a complaint with the Department of Health.
FEDERAL WORKERS:
The Department of Occupational Safety and Health advice:
If my workplace is unsafe, what can I do?
If you believe working conditions are unsafe or unhealthful, we recommend that you bring the conditions to your employer's attention. At any time, a worker may file a complaint with OSHA to report a hazardous working condition and request an inspection. If the condition clearly presents a risk of death or serious physical harm and there is not enough time for OSHA to inspect, the worker may have a legal right to refuse to work. File a complaint here.
Washington Workers:
Contact the Department of Labor and Industry for information about Washington State Worker's rights or to file a complaint for unpaid wages or safety violations: LNI Complaints.
Washington Patients:
Concerned about a Medical Facility or Provider? File a complaint with the Department of Health.
Comments
Post a Comment