PALESTINIAN LABOUR LAW Ahmed T. Ghandour.. NINTH CHAPTER WORK INJURIES AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES.

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PALESTINIAN LABOUR LAW Ahmed T. Ghandour.

NINTH CHAPTER WORK INJURIES AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES.

THE RIGHT OF INSURANCE.  Article (116)  The employer must insure all his/her workers against work injuries at licensed insurance providers in Palestine.

 Simply speaking two major points can be mentioned here:  1. To insure all the workers against work accidents; so it is not only a part of them or a specific number less than their own real number, this all will consider illegal behaviour of the employee and could be punished for it.  Also it is the duty of the employee to use a licensed insurance company or provider for this end, otherwise he may be charged with all the legal result for his own mistake by disobeying the law, add to that; he may be solely the responsible for covering or compensation of any injured worker.

THE EMPLOYER OBLIGATIONS AT THE TIME OF A WORK INJURY.  Article (117)  Upon the occurrence of a work injury, the employer shall take the following actions:  1. Offer the injured person the necessary first medical aid and transport him /her to the nearest medical centre.  2. Immediately inform the Police upon the occurrence of any injury resulted in the death of any worker or caused such worker a physical harm, which made him/her unable to continue his/her, work.  3. Notify the Ministry and the insurer in writing about each work injury within (48) hours from the time such injury occurs. The injured worker shall be handed a copy of such notification.

 Five steps should be taken by the Employee direct after the occurring of any work accident which caused an injury for a worker:  1. Providing first aid to the injured worker.  2. Calling an ambulance, or transforming him to a nearest medical center.  3. To notify the Police upon the occurrence of any injury resulted in the death of any worker or caused such worker a serious physical harm.  4. Notifying the Ministry and to register that within a special record according to the law.  As well as informing the insurer in writing about each work injury within (48) hours from the time such injury occurs.  It should be known that, the injured worker has the right to be given a copy of such notification.

THE CABINET DECISION NO. 47 OF  In addition to the previous obligations, the employer must fills the needed forms and sends written notifications to the related organisations about the work injury like; the ministry, the police and the insurance company.  This decision had provided 6 different samples or applications to be filled by the employee in order to present it to the related institutions.

THE EMPLOYER’S RESPONSIBILITY.  Article (118)  According to the provisions of the Law and the regulations according to it, the employer shall be responsible for the following:  1. The treatment of the injured worker until he/she is recovered, in addition to covering all the costs and expenses related to the treatment, including the costs of the rehabilitation services and equipment.  2. All the rights resulting from the injury even if such rights invoke the liability of a third party.

 Article 118 had cleared the employer responsibility to cover all the needed costs and expenses for the treatment of the injured worker until his full recovery, in addition to the costs of the rehabilitation services and equipment, which may be needed in some cases.  Even the law included all the rights resulting from the injury, even if such rights invoked the liability of a third party.  It must be known that the law in this article is working in a contradiction to the roles of general liability in Civil law, where any party can alone cover all the damages of them both and then he can sue the other party to pay his own share.

 Article (119)  If the work injury prevented the worker from performing his/her work, he/she shall be entitled to (75%) of his/her daily wage starting from the date such injury took place and during the whole period of his/her temporary disability, provided that such disability to work does not exceed (180) days.

THE ROLES OF COMPENSATION.  It is the right of the injured worker to be compensated for his absence of work due to his injury; and in this case he is entitled to be paid 75% of his daily wage from the date of the accident up to 180 days, in this period he may totally recovered.  We must pay attention to expression (daily wage), which I think it refer to full wage which is mentioned in article 1.  The Wage:  The full wage, which includes the basic wage, added to it the applicable bonuses and allowances.

 Article (120)  1. If the work injury resulted in the death or in a permanent total disability, the heirs in the first instance and the injured worker in the second one shall be entitled to a cash compensation that is equal to the wage of (3500) working days or (80%) of his/her basic wage for the remaining period until he/she reaches the age of sixty years, whichever is greater.  2. If the work injury resulted in a permanent partial disability, the injured worker shall be entitled to a cash compensation, which equals percentage of such disability compared to the permanent total disability.  3. If the work injury resulted in more than one permanent partial disability, the injured worker shall be entitled to a cash compensation for the total percentages of the disabilities, provided that the total amount of such compensation does not exceed the compensation prescribed for the permanent total disability.

 Article (121)  According to the provisions of this Law, the Medical Committee shall assess the percentage of disability resulting from the work injury under the provisions of the relevant applicable Law or regulation at the time such injury took place.

 Article (122)  The injured worker shall have the right to contest the decision estimating disability percentage or the decision related to his/her return to the work within thirty days from the date on which he/she is notified of such decision.

 Article (123)  1. The right of the injured worker to the compensation shall be cancelled and dismissed if it was established according to an investigation conducted by a competent body that the injury had resulted from the following:  a) The deliberate action by the injured.  b) The influence of alcoholic substance or narcotics.  2. In case of death or permanent disability of (35%) or more, the above provisions, stated in paragraph (1) shall not be applicable.

 Article (124)  Unless the delay is the result of the instability of the injury or due to a legitimate excuse, the right of the injured worker to the demand compensation shall be dismissed if two years had passed since the date the related injury had taken place.

 Article (125)  The work injury compensation shall not prevent the injured worker from getting the end of service bonus.