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Anonymous users2024-01-24You should call first. Why did you jump off the building directly......Of course, the restaurant should be responsible. However, if you wish to refer to the law, it is recommended to consult a lawyer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you don't deal with it, first of all, even if you can't open the lock, but the environment at that time threatens the lives of employees, if there is no need to escape, you can call for help or call, if it was the twentieth floor at the time, would he jump down?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There should be no responsibility, he jumped it himself.
During working hours, falling into the toilet during work shall be found to be a work-related injury. >>>More
When she comes out, tell her that she should pay attention next time, that image is very important, and it is also a sense of self-protection.
Because of non-work reasons, if there is no potential safety hazard in the employee dormitory that causes the death of the employee, the company does not need to be liable, and the company may give some compensation.
Employees resting in the company's dormitory, accidentally slipping when going to the bathroom, and pulling the water heater down to cause scalding, I think the company should give a certain amount of compensation, after all, it is the employees of their own company, but it is mainly the responsibility of the employees themselves.
Find a dormitory manager or roommate.
If you don't have to play dead or die, call the police. >>>More