Which of these is the most accurate definition of Duty of Care?Group of answer choicesEmployers have a duty to care for their staff and stakeholdersAn employee has a duty to eliminate or mitigate any hazards in their workplaceA person is negligent unless they take precautions against a risk of harm which is foreseeable and significant and which a reasonable person would takeAn employee has a duty to eliminate or mitigate any hazards in their workplace

Does duty of care mean that a worker should prevent a person from taking part in what might be perceived as risky activities?Provide a half page response to this question and address duty of care, dignity of risk and the rights of people receiving individualised support to make decisions

Define ‘duty of care’.

Duty of care also deals with the safety and wellbeing of students and children.  Briefly discuss the requirements for work health and safety and your duty of care as it relates to PCBUs and workers.

Which of the following is INCORRECT? Select one: a. A duty of care can arise where the defendant knew or should have known that the plaintiff will rely on the advice or information. b. A disclaimer can be effective in removing liability for a negligent misstatement. c. A duty of care can only arise where the defendant is actually aware that the plaintiff will rely on the advice or information. d. A negligent misstatement, whether spoken or written, can give rise to an action in negligence for financial loss.

Duty of care in a school or early childhood environment, requires the worker to take all practical and reasonable steps to ensure the health and safety of students and children.  In your own words, briefly outline three (3) duty of care responsibilities for support teachers and early childhood education worker