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Is it considered a work-related injury if an employee gets injured while going down the stairs at the employee dormitory after work?

2021-11-01View Original

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Is it considered a work-related injury if an employee gets injured while going down the stairs at the employee dormitory after work?
Reply #22021-11-01
It doesn’t seem so. One of my employees fell while riding his bicycle after work; according to the criteria for work-related injuries, such falls are not considered work-related injuries, but injuries resulting from being hit by something are
Reply #32021-11-01
It is not considered a work-related injury; it only applies when the trip to and from work follows a reasonable route and the individual is not primarily at fault

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