Rachel lives and works on her father's dairy farm as a large animal veterinarian. The farm does not employ any outside workers. One of the cows is having a difficult time delivering her calf. As Rachel approaches to help, the cow kicks wildly breaking Rachel's arm. Is Rachel covered under the OSH Act?

Yes, because Rachel's injury is job-related.

Yes, because Rachel works for her father and is not self-employed.

No, because Rachel is an immediate family member employed on her father's farm.

No, because Rachel's family farm does not employ outside workers.

No, because Rachel's family farm does not employ outside workers

Explanation:

No, because Rachel's family farm does not employ outside workers. Under the OSH Act since Rachel's family does not employ outside workers they are not seen as an official business and therefore are not protected under the act. The workers on the farm are not seen as employees but instead family members helping one another and acting as co-owners of the farm. Therefore, the act does would not provide any coverage to Rachel in this scenario.

multiculturalism is a particular subject of debate in certain european nations that are associated with the idea of a single nation within their country. critics of multiculturalism may argue against cultural integration of different ethnic and cultural groups to the existing laws and values of the country.

so yes, multiculturalism can (and usually does) result in the host country/continent losing its culture, identity and linguistics, especially due to the raw numbers of demographic transitions.

explanation:

correct, but each time you dont pay the price of the penalty can increase.