An on-the-job injury affects:

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An on-the-job injury affects the injured employee by causing physical pain, emotional distress, and potential financial stress due to medical bills and lost wages. The remaining staff members may also be affected by the injury if they have to cover the injured employee's workload or if they fear for their own safety at work. The employer may be affected by the injury through increased workers' compensation premiums, potential legal liabilities, and reduced productivity if other employees are impacted. Therefore, all of the above choices are affected by an on-the-job injury.

An On-The-Job Injury Affects