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The Federal Employment Liability Act Is a Federal Law Designed

Question 43

Question 43

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The Federal Employment Liability Act is a federal law designed to protect and compensate the injured:


A) disabled workers.
B) railroad workers.
C) war veterans.
D) minors in employment.

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