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Anonymous users2024-01-23The restaurant can directly claim compensation based on the actual medical expenses and lost work expenses, and the specific amount can also be negotiated by itself, and if the negotiation fails, you can file a lawsuit with the local court.
As long as you have enough evidence to prove that it is the restaurant's fault. As long as it's not too long, it's fine.
Scalded from working in a restaurant.
It is a work-related injury according to the labor law. >>>More
It is not necessary to call the police for such things, because the simple act of evading orders is only a creditor-debt relationship, not a public security problem such as a fight. >>>More
Oil scalds due to work reasons are considered work-related injuries, and wages are paid according to normal work during the treatment and recuperation period. >>>More
Yes, in fact, your process is wrong, you should have done a work-related injury appraisal when it is not good, or it should not exceed 48 hours.