Question 9 (part 2) · LDEK · Occupational diseases
An employer who, against the obligation, does not report a suspected occupational disease to the State Sanitary Inspector or the appropriate District Labour Inspector is subject to:
- A. restriction of liberty.
- B. restriction of liberty or a fine up to 1000 PLN.
- C. a fine of a minimum of 1000 PLN.
- D. a fine between 1500 and 45000 PLN.
- E. a fine between 1000 and 30000 PLN.
Hint
This is an occupational health and safety offence under the Labour Code; recall the fine range that code sets for such offences.
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