If a delivery boy is injured on the way to deliver food, it is reasonable to say that the liability is not a choice between the company and himself. Because of the two **** the same bear. It's just a matter of which party bears the heavier responsibility and which party will bear the lighter liability.

In addition, in order to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of both parties, in the double reverse negotiation does not agree or a party feels that the liability is not clear, can be resolved through legal channels. Many people may feel that the company has to pay full responsibility for injuries sustained on the way to the takeaway. But in fact, if you own a restaurant, employees have any accidents, the liability is borne by the store boss, this way too unreasonable.

Because the employer and the employee are in a relationship of employment, the employer shouldn't have to bear the entire liability. If the employer were to bear the entire liability, the delivery boy would not be crying because he scratched someone else's car on his way to deliver the food. If the employer bears the entire liability, then there will be scheming people who will apply for the job of delivery boy in order to get the cost of compensation, and intentionally get injured on the way of delivery to get the compensation amount.

Professions like takeaway boy are the more highway professions. The company will buy insurance for them. So in the event of an accident, the company will pay for it,, the insurance company will make the appropriate compensation, and the delivery boy himself will also be liable for compensation. There is a contract between the employer and the employed before the work is carried out, and generally small accidents, such as bruises and falls. Going by the contract is the fastest solution.

In response to the incident of the takeaway boy's throat being cut, we can take a look at Article 17 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law to the Trial of Personal Injury Compensation Cases, which has a detailed explanation. Takeaway buddies should know how to use the law to protect their rights.