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Dear Seniors,

If a company employee, while reporting for duty or leaving from duty, is involved in a road accident (outside) and is seriously injured or faces death, is the company liable to pay any compensation?

Note: He is ESI exempted and not covered by any insurance. Please advise.

With thanks,
Shiv

From India, Bangalore
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Hi Shiv,

It's based on the employee's contract agreement with the company and the service period. Many companies initially place employees under a probationary/confirmation period, typically 3 months/6 months, etc. In that case, it is a matter of courtesy. Even if he has been with the company for a long time, the company will consider the following:

1. Whether the person has a valid driving license.
2. If he was in a drunken state.
3. The way the accident happened, based on the FIR report given by the police department. Even in this case, it is a matter of courtesy by management.


From India, Hyderabad
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hello. if any accident or incident happy to an employee company is the one who has to pay the compensation. its usually like that.
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