Prostart Chapter 9

What does 'Premises' refer to in the context of safety and the law?

• Only the inside of a restaurant

• Only the outside of a restaurant

• Property inside and outside a restaurant

• None of the above.

What is 'Liability' in the context of safety and the law?

• A) A type of insurance

• B) Legal responsibility enforceable by law

• C) A financial asset

• D) A personal opinion.

What are the potential consequences of failing to provide a safe environment?

• Increased profits

• Loss of reputation, fines, and lawsuits

• More customers

• Better employee satisfaction.

Which of the following is a key focus area for management in terms of safety and the law?

• Financial planning

• Potential hazards

• Marketing strategies

• Employee benefits

What should management focus on to ensure safety according to the document?

• Steps to correct hazards

• Increasing sales

• Hiring more staff

• Reducing work hours

According to the document, what is important for management to provide in terms of safety?

• Proper warnings

• Free lunches

• Flexible work hours

• Company cars

Which of the following is a characteristic of an effective safety program?

• Eliminates all risks

• Provides reasonable care

• Ignores written documentation

• Avoids precautions

What is a goal of an effective safety program?

• To make the environment as safe as possible

• To ensure no written safety program is needed

• To eliminate all risks completely

• To avoid taking precautions

Which of the following is NOT a component of operation's safety?

• Premises

• Tools

• Environment

• Marketing

What does the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) cover?

• Federal law

• Young employee activities

• Check local and state laws

• All of the above