The Utah Right to Suspend Work due to Interference is a law that allows workers in the state of Utah to temporarily suspend their work when faced with interference or interference from management. This law is in place to ensure that workers have the right to refuse to work in an environment that is not conducive or safe for them. This right is recognized in Utah's Labor Code, which states that if a worker is subjected to interference or interference from management that is in violation of the provisions of the Labor Code, the worker may suspend work until the interference is resolved or the conditions are remedied. The types of interference covered by this law include, but are not limited to, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and coercion. The worker must make a written request to their employer to suspend work due to interference and must provide justification for the suspension. If the employer does not comply, the worker can file a complaint with the Utah Labor Commission, which can then order the employer to make the necessary changes.