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Case Analysis (11): How do you make the decision?

2016-03-14View Original

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This post was last edited by slll611 on 2016-3-19 at 21:52. Case: Yi, a worker at a coal mine, died tragically while working underground in August 2013. In September, the municipal social insurance administration determined that Yi’s death was due to work-related causes. In October, the municipal social insurance agency, in accordance with regulations such as the Work-related Injury Insurance Regulations, paid a one-time funeral subsidy of 18,000 yuan and a one-time compensation for work-related death of 490,000 yuan. Additionally, starting from September of that year, a monthly pension of 1,200 yuan was paid to Yi’s 5-year-old child as support for the dependent family member. Yi’s parents were not satisfied with this decision and applied to the municipal labor dispute arbitration committee for arbitration, demanding that the coal mine pay an additional 200,000 yuan in compensation ; An administrative lawsuit was filed with the city people’s court, seeking an additional compensation of 300,000 yuan from the social insurance administration agency. If you were the relevant department, how would you decide?
Reply #22016-03-14
Yi’s parents are unreasonable; their demands should not be supported. According to legal principles, the municipal social insurance agency has already provided work-related injury compensation for Yi in accordance with regulations such as the Work-Related Injury Insurance Regulations; therefore, the requests of Yi’s parents are unreasonable. It is only fair that the coal mine where Yi works provide some additional compensation to Yi’s parents.
Reply #32016-03-14
Yi’s parents are unreasonable; their demands should not be supported
Reply #42016-03-14
It is necessary to make a comprehensive assessment based on relevant policies and regulations, as well as the reasons and evidence presented by Yi’s parents against this decision, in order to determine whether to support their demands.
Reply #52016-03-14
Yi’s parents are unreasonable; their demands should not be supported.
Reply #62016-03-14
Yi’s parents are unreasonable; their demands should not be supported.
Reply #72016-03-14
Yi’s parents are unreasonable; their demands should not be supported
Reply #82016-03-14
Yi’s parents are unreasonable; their demands are excessive~:L

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