Question 2 · LEK · Work accident
An accident resulted from an external cause that happened on the way to or from the workplace is called the accident on the way to or from work. However:
- A. it has to be the shortest route to work even if, for commuting reasons, it is not the most convenient one.
- B. it does not apply to work outside normal working hours.
- C. it is not the way to or from the place of learning.
- D. the normal eating place is also considered to be the way to or from work.
- E. the route cannot be broken by life reasons, e.g., transporting children to kindergarten.
Hint
The law extends the protected route to several regular destinations linked to the working day, and a justified break does not remove protection.
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