Question

who is required to provide information through the right to know law? employers employees chemical manufacturers chemical distributors clients chemical importers

Explanation:

The "Right to Know" Law (also known as the Hazard Communication Standard in the US) mandates that employers, chemical manufacturers, chemical distributors, and chemical importers provide information about hazardous chemicals. Employers must communicate chemical hazards to their employees. Chemical manufacturers, distributors, and importers are responsible for ensuring that the chemicals they produce, distribute, or import are properly labeled and that safety data sheets (SDS) are available. Employees have the right to know about the hazards of the chemicals they work with, but it is the responsibility of the entities mentioned above (employers, chemical - related businesses) to provide that information. Clients are not typically the ones required to provide information under this law; the focus is on those in the chain of handling and using hazardous chemicals (employers, manufacturers, distributors, importers).

Answer:

Employers, Chemical Manufacturers, Chemical Distributors, Chemical Importers.