"De Minimus" Describes

"De minimus" describes

A) the lowest level of compliance considered acceptable to the OSHA enforcement agency
B) a notice,issued in lieu of a citation,for conditions that have no direct or immediate relationship to safety or health
C) a way in which employers give the appearance of complying with standards while sidestepping the real safety and health issues.
D) the procedure used in the informal conference by which OSHA reduces penalties to the lowest possible levels for small employers who have shown good faith in attempting to comply with standards.