the Occupational Safety and Health Act
/ði ˌɒkjupeɪʃənl ˌseɪfti ən ˈhelθ ækt/
/ði ˌɑːkjupeɪʃənl ˌseɪfti ən ˈhelθ ækt/
- a US law of 1970 which is intended to make sure that employers provide a safe work place for their workers which meets certain standards
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the Occupational Safety and Health Act