Insurance court denied maternity compensation claim for a pregnant employee who slipped and fell at work.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Insurance Court dismissed the claim for maternity compensation against the employer following a workplace accident. The employee, who was pregnant, slipped and fell at her job, resulting in a threatened miscarission diagnosed on the same day. The court ruled that the threatened miscarission was not a direct consequence of the accident, thereby rejecting the causal link required for compensation.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedInsurance Act; Workmen's Compensation Act: A threatened miscarission is not considered a direct consequence of a workplace accident if the medical evidence does not establish a causal link between the injury and the pregnancy complication.
Keywords
AI generatedCited Legislation
AI generatedCited Case Law
AI generatedRelated Decisions
AI generatedFull text
Työntekijä, joka oli raskaana, oli työpaikallaan liukastunut ja kaatunut. Samana päivänä hänellä oli todettu uhkaava keskenmeno. VAKO epäsi korvauksen keskenmenosta. III -jaosto KKO 15.3.1983: Uhkaava keskenmeno oli tapaturman seuraus ja sen johdosta määrättiin suoritettavaksi korvaus. KKO 1983 II 32