Because of the expenses required to make adjustments,management's willingness to correct hazards and to improve such vital environmental conditions as ventilation,noise levels,and machine safety is much lower now than it was before OSHA.

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Since the establishment of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in 1970, there has been a significant increase in management's willingness to correct hazards and improve workplace conditions, including ventilation, noise levels, and machine safety, due to regulatory requirements and the potential for penalties for non-compliance.

Because of the Expenses Required to Make Adjustments,management's Willingness to Correct