Voluntary cross-border skiing by a border guard after duty hours constitutes a work-related accident under Finnish law.

The Insurance Court ruled that the claimant's leg injury sustained during a voluntary cross-border skiing event was compensable as a work-related accident. Although the activity occurred after official duty hours and was initiated by the claimant, the court found it was part of a mandatory training program designed to develop and maintain the skills of border guard personnel. The court determined that the participation, despite being voluntary, took place within the scope of the official training curriculum and under conditions attributable to the employer's organization.