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Anonymous users2024-01-24There must be a reason why you are asking this question, is it that when you went to the toilet, there was an accident at your workplace? If you don't go to work, you won't be allowed to go to the toilet. However, if you leave your lathe open without turning off the electric brake or leaving the fire on without closing the door before going to the toilet, and therefore have an accident, it is light to say that you have left your job without permission, and you should be said to have left your post without permission.
It is normal to go to the toilet, of course, it cannot be counted as leaving the post, and it is even more illegal to deduct money.
Summary. Kiss, hello, this, mainly depends on the length of time and frequency, generally speaking, going to the toilet is human nature, it is understandable, and the money should not be deducted, but if you often go to the toilet, and sleep is half an hour, this kind of time is relatively long, it must be unreasonable. >>>More
Unreasonable. However, it seems that such a phenomenon is really difficult to manage, and it is also detrimental to production, but such a solution is unreasonable.
1. It can be recognized as a work-related injury, because going to the toilet during working hours is to meet the physiological needs of daily life. >>>More
No matter what the case may be.
As long as it is working hours, it is a work-related injury. >>>More