The decision to travel for work is the responsibility of whom?

• A. Employer
• B. Foreman
• C. Union Representative
• D. Electrical Worker

Answer: (D)

The main idea is who controls taking a job that requires going to another location. Travel for work is something the electrical worker must decide to accept. The employer may offer a travel assignment and set the terms, but the worker is the one who chooses to relocate, commute, and take on the out-of-town duties, weighing factors like pay, housing, safety, and personal commitments. The foreman coordinates the on-site work and can request crew members to travel, but the final decision to travel rests with the individual worker. The union representative handles contract-related issues and worker rights, not the actual choice to relocate for a specific job. So, the responsibility to decide to travel for work lies with the electrical worker.