Question

what do osha and the sec have in common? osha- occupational safety and health administration sec- u.s. securities and exchange commission both operate independently both are overseen by the bureau of labor. both create and enforce regulations. both focus on protecting employee finances.

Explanation:

OSHA creates and enforces workplace safety regulations. The SEC creates and enforces regulations related to securities and financial markets. Both are regulatory bodies with rule - making and enforcement powers.
The Bureau of Labor does not oversee the SEC. OSHA focuses on workplace safety (not just employee finances in a broad sense like the SEC's financial market focus). And while some independent agencies exist, the key commonality is regulation creation and enforcement.

Answer:

C. Both create and enforce regulations.