The Office of Safety and Health Administration protects the nation's workers through dissemination of information....

The Office of Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for ensuring the health and safety of workers in the United States. One way they do this is by sharing important information about workplace hazards through a program called "Hazard Communication Program." This program requires employers to communicate information about hazardous chemicals in the workplace to their employees, such as through labels, safety data sheets, and training. This helps workers understand potential hazards and how to protect themselves. While personal protective equipment, safe handling practices, and worker right-to-know are also important aspects of workplace safety, they are not the specific program that OSHA uses to disseminate information to workers. Therefore, they are not the best answer for this question.