white collar
office, courtroom
A poem about being afraid of the dark :)
Orbital
It depends on what your job is. most likely an office
of course the person who is excavating it or some worker
help you to improve your personality and social skills
The formation of a labor union
Help you and your spouse resolve marital problem
This most likely describes velociraptor.
Most are white collar (those that work in office buildings and do not get their hands dirty at work).
All health care workers are mandatory reporters. This means that by law they have to report any case they have suspicion as might be abuse. They do not have to prove the abuse exists, just suspect that it does. When the healthcare worker reports a case of abuse, their name and info is taken by the investigating office, but it does not have to be shared with the accused. Once the healthcare provider reports the suspected abuse, it is the investigating office, not the healthcare worker that decides whether abuse occurred or not, and it is the investigating office that files the charges. In the US it is true that you have the right to face your accuser, but in cases of abuse it is the investigating office that is the accuser, and not the healthcare worker. So, you have a right to face the investigating office, and they will have a representative at the court. The healthcare worker, since they are not filing the charges does not have to be there. Now having said that, the healthcare worker will most likely be present at the trial, but as a witness and not as an accuser.
Office safety regulations are likely to vary from office to office. To find ones that are most likely to suit yourself, the best thing to do would be to speak to the health and safety head at the office you work in.