Question 16 · LEK · Occupational diseases
The employer employing employees in conditions of exposure to carcinogens and fibrotic pollen is obliged to provide them with additional periodic examinations:
- A. absolutely once every 12 months.
- B. after termination of employment if a person concerned submit an application for them; the costs are covered by the person concerned.
- C. absolutely after termination of employment.
- D. after cessation of the exposure; the costs are covered by the employer.
- E. employer is not obliged to provide such employees with additional periodic examination.
Hint
Carcinogens and fibrogenic dusts cause disease long after exposure ends; the Labour Code extends surveillance accordingly and states who pays.
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