Under workers' compensation, ________.
A. the injuries occurring on the way to and from the job are within the course of employment, for which damages may be recovered
B. the employer is liable for injuries occurring within the scope of employment without regard to fault
C. the employer is not liable for injuries that occur as the result of negligence by another worker
D. punitive damages and emotional damages such as pain and suffering can be recovered
Answer: B
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