Which of the following would LEAST likely improve a firm's workers' compensation costs?
A) Emphasizing safe work procedures to all employees
B) Providing health insurance to high-risk employees
C) Designing jobs to reduce risk of injury
D) Auditing workers' compensation claims

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Providing health insurance to high-risk employees would not directly impact workers' compensation costs. Workers' compensation costs are expenses that arise when an employee is injured on the job, and providing health insurance does not prevent or reduce workplace injuries. Emphasizing safe work procedures, designing jobs to reduce risk of injury, and auditing workers' compensation claims can all help to prevent injuries and reduce the frequency and severity of workers' compensation claims, ultimately leading to lower costs for the firm.

Which of the Following Would LEAST Likely Improve a Firm's