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What element do OSHA and SEC have in common?




Both operate independently.


Both are overseen by the Bureau of Labor.


Both create and enforce regulations.


Both focus on protecting employee finances.

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metchelle

The correct answer for this question would be the third option. The element that  OSHA and SEC have in common is that both create and enforce regulations. OSHA stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration and SEC stands for Securities And Exchange Commission. Hope this answer helps. 

jandres511

Answer:

The correct answer is C. Both create and enforce regulations.

Explanation:

OSHA is an organization that tries to guarantee safe as well as healthful conditions for workers. This applies to both men and women. These conditions were established through an Act that is called Occupational Safety and Health. This Act was established in 1970. The Act has the purpose of assisting the different states in their attempts to give workers the best working conditions in terms of safety and health.

On the other hand, SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) is a federal agency that belongs to the government to protect investors, keep the correct securities markets' operation, as well as to facilitate capital formation. This federal agency was created in 1934 and it was considered the first agency to regulate the different securities markets.  

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