Employer Liability for Incidental Occupational Injury
Synthèse Legislator
Généré par l'IAThe appellant, an employer, challenged a decision that held them liable for an occupational injury sustained by an employee who fell from scaffolding while performing work that was generally outside their stated contract of employment but was necessary for the overall project. The court affirmed the decision, reasoning that the employer retains a non-delegable duty of care to ensure the safety of the workplace and that the specific task performed was incidental and necessary to the main employment activities, thereby falling within the scope of the employer's safety obligations and responsibility for the accident.
Regeste Legislator
Généré par l'IAArt. 107 al. 1 LTF, Art. 66 al. 1 LTF; Employer Liability for Incidental Occupational Injury: The court affirmed the decision, reasoning that the employer retains a non-delegable duty of care to ensure the safety of the workplace and that the specific task performed was incidental and necessary to the main employment activities, thereby falling within the scope of the employer's safety obligations and responsibility for the accident.
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Généré par l'IAThe appeal is declared inadmissible as it was filed against a non-appealable decision.
Order regarding court costs due to the inadmissibility of the appeal.
Texte complet
A/1523/2008
### [ATAS/1089/2008](/apps/decis/fr/atas/show/1962015) du 30.09.2008 ( AI ) , CONCILIE
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