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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on whether you are at work or not, if you are objectively injured during work hours, it must be a work injury, but if you are injured at other times, it must not be a work injury.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is not important, what matters is the time and place of the injury, whether it is the time of work, the place of work, if so, even if it is. That open peeing is only a minor issue of discipline and morality.
Going to the toilet is a normal physiological need of a person, and it is also to ensure the quality of work, and injuries sustained while going to the toilet during working hours should be recognized as work-related injuries.
According to Article 14 of the Regulations on Work-related Injury Insurance, injuries sustained while attending a dinner party in a restaurant cannot be regarded as a work-related injury.
If you have an employment relationship with the company, it is a work-related injury, and you can claim workers' compensation.
Accidental injuries during working hours are all work-related injuries, and it is natural to go to the toilet during working hours
Not counted. In a work-related accident, the injury or illness directly related to the injury caused by the injury suffered at the time can be regarded as a secondary nature as the work-related injury part, and the corresponding work-related injury treatment can be enjoyed. >>>More