I am interested in the case of the death of a 10-year-old boy at a children's football camp in the Kyiv region. The director of the academy has already been reported on suspicion of violating labor protection requirements. Can we assume that she will be held responsible for this violation if she is abroad and is on the international wanted list?
If I am an employer, am I required to create an occupational health and safety management system at my company and what documents are required for this?
I have a question about liability for killing a person during public events. For example, if someone shoots a participant during a rally or debate, as happened with Charlie Kirk in the USA. What liability measures are provided for by Ukrainian legislation for persons who commit such crimes?
I want to know whether all those involved in the murder of Andriy Parubiy will be held accountable if there is a Russian trace in it?
If a conscript died during transportation to the training center as a result of his own actions, are representatives of the CCC responsible?
If a child dies during a sports activity due to cardiac arrest, can the family claim compensation from the sports facility? I mean, if proper safety measures were not taken.
How is the guilt of parents assessed in the death of their two-month-old son due to improper care and delayed medical attention? What specific punishment could they face according to Ukrainian legislation?
... low-income families?
...absenteeism? And if he refuses to read and sign them?
Is it possible to get a job without a military ID?
I have recently started working at a new workplace. The employer is obliged to create safe working conditions according to the legislation of Ukraine. Can I demand from the employer to conduct a briefing on labor protection if I did not receive it upon hiring?