Critics of behavioral-based safety programs say that the real goal of these programs is to
A)discourage workers from reporting illness and injuries.
B)encourage workers to retire early.
C)keep businesses from costly law suits.
D)weaken the power of the unions.

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Critics argue that behavioral-based safety programs focus on individual workers' actions rather than addressing systemic issues, leading to underreporting of illnesses and injuries as workers may fear blame or retribution.

Critics of Behavioral-Based Safety Programs Say That the Real Goal