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Anonymous users2024-01-23Under tort law, the employee's liability is borne by the employer, so your fault is borne by your employer. Of course, your employer has the right to punish you by deducting wages, etc. The general amount is less than the actual loss.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes After all, you're a clerk or you don't have much responsibility for what happened in a furniture store.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I always think so, I eat the bitter fruit I grow. Men have to be responsible.
Yes, after all, I live by myself. Don't be painted, glued, chemical stuff smells.
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Air pollution in China kills 2.2 million people each year. You want to go down.
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Personally, I think there must be, because formaldehyde is contained in the panels and paints of furniture, which will be harmful to the body in this environment for a long time, especially for people with allergic skin.