Are workers who are injured but haven't signed a written contract considered to be work-related injuries? Explain the identification of a de facto employment relationship and the operational path for applying for work-related injury compensation.
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Is a traffic accident on the way to or from work considered a work-related injury if both parties share equal responsibility? Explain the standards for determining non-primary responsibility and the practical implementation of these standards.
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Can injured workers still receive employment subsidies after resigning? Explain the standards and conditions for employment subsidies when terminating the employment relationship for workers with disabilities at levels 5 to 10.
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Can the paid leave period be extended? Explain the rule that it generally cannot exceed twelve months, the conditions for extension, and the application process.
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After the recurrence of a work-related injury, who will bear the medical expenses? Explain the procedure for confirming the recurrence, the standard of benefits, and the handling of the situation when the employer has not purchased insurance for its employees.
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Can I apply for work-related injury identification on my own if my employer refuses to cooperate? This article explains the subject of individual applications, the one-year time limit, and the key points for preparing evidence.
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Can I sue if I disagree with the conclusion of the work-related injury identification? Explain the time limit, subject, and operational steps for applying for administrative reconsideration and initiating administrative litigation.
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What should be done with the enforcement procedures after the debtor enters the bankruptcy process? This article explains the key points of suspending enforcement, creditor's declaration, and transferring enforcement to bankruptcy.
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Can the third party recover the money after repaying it on behalf of the debtor? Distinguish between substitute performance, guarantee liability, and joint and several liability, and explain the legal basis for recovery and the key points of evidence presentation.
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Will the court rule to terminate the enforcement if it cannot locate the assets? Distinguish between terminating the enforcement and terminating this enforcement, and explain the path for resuming the enforcement and adding additional responsible parties.
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Can a vehicle still undergo a normal annual inspection if it has been seized by the court? Explain the legal consequences of seizure, the differences between annual inspections and vehicle transfers, and the procedures for lifting the seizure order.
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After the transfer of creditor's rights, how to change the applicant for enforcement? Analysis of the conditions for change, the required materials, and the review points of the court.
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Can an application for enforcement still be filed after the statute of limitations has expired? An analysis of the calculation of the two-year period for applying for enforcement, the rules for suspension and interruption, and the remedies available.
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Can the pension of the person subject to enforcement be executed? Analyze the rules and enforcement methods for withholding and withdrawing the pension while ensuring that necessary living expenses are preserved.
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Can the only house owned by the debtor be forcibly executed? This article analyzes the general rule that certain properties cannot be sealed and auctioned, as well as the three circumstances under which such properties can be executed.
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