Worker's compensation is all about providing benefits for workers after an accident has occurred. Do workers have the right to refuse working in hazardous conditions? (check out the book's chapter on OSHA to help you suss this out). Group of answer choices Absolutely! The worker can refuse working in hazardous conditions, but they can also be fired and that's the end of the story. Employment at will and all that. Of course not. OSHA checks hazardous conditions and workplace safety through compliance and inspection checks. Workplaces are notoriously safe. Yes, the worker can refuse. In that situation, the company has a legal obligation to investigate the worker's issue. Yes, the worker can refuse to work in hazardous conditions. This is a right under OSH Act Section 11(c) but there are limits to this protection. The worker should make sure his life insurance is paid up and go for it